Low Frustration Tolerance, Childhood Perfectionism, and Mental Health Problems in Peruvian Children: A Network Analysis

Background/Objectives: Childhood mental health problems are often organized into interrelated emotional, attentional, and behavioral domains. However, little is known about how low frustration tolerance and childhood perfectionism are connected with these domains in school-aged children. This study aimed to estimate the network structure of low frustration tolerance, childhood perfectionism, and mental health problems in Peruvian children aged 8 to 12 years.