Examining self-concept of children in terms of mother perfectionism and perceptions of acceptance/rejection of mother

The purpose of this study is to examine the moderatör role of perceptions of acceptance/rejection of mother beetween the relationship of the self-concept of children and perfectionism of their mothers. "Multydimentional Perfectionism Scale" were implemented to 150 mothers whos mean of the age is 39.7. "Pers-Harris Children's Self-Concept Scale" and "Parental Acceptance Rejection Questionnaire Short Form" were implemented to children of mothers' whose mean of age is 12.6. The analyses regarding the moderatör role of mother acceptance-rejection perception in relationship between mothers' self-oriented perfectionism and socailly prescribed perfectionism and children's postivie self-concept, it is found that warmth affection, hostility-aggression, indifference-neglect and undifferentiated rejection percepted from mother are not moderatör variables. The moderatör role of mother acceptance-rejection in relationship between mothers' other oriented perfectionism and warmth affection is examined. Based on the findings of the research it has been observed that, self-oriented perfectionsm and other oriented perfectionsim of mother predict negatively the self-concept. Which means when the mothers' self-oriented and other oriented perfectionism increase the positiveness of self-cencept decrease. On the other hand socially prescribed perfectionism don't predict positive self-concept.