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Most definitely (and I speak from experience, here). One may spend so much time planning and obsessing over the details of a future plan--any sort of plan, from catering a party to writing a term paper-- that he or she fails to actually start the project with time enough to complete it. The quality of the end result then suffers and the perfectionist feels horrible about not measuring up, causing him or her to begin the planning/obsessing phase of the next project even sooner than the last time. In my case, the inevitable result of this cycle is a nasty migraine and and firm resolve to relax a bit.
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Is there a word synonymous with 'pursuit of perfection'?
Idealist!Perfectionist!
What is the word for a person that is very presice with what they do?
they are called a perfectionist
What are the most basic possible results of observations or experiments?
outcomes
What is the number of possible results that a flipped penny lands on heads?
1/2
What do you call all possible outcomes of an experiment?
All possible outcomes of an experiment is known as a sample space. This will include an exhaustive list of all the possible results to be achieved.
