re: Most overused expression lately-“Perfect”

Years back I read some column that suggested using the word "Perfect" when prompting people to do something. Rather than just signaling they obeyed, it also gives a positive psychological response encouraging more participation.

Think like scenarios at the doctor, when doing tedious forms for something finance or legal related, or other situation where participation is not only necessary, it can impact outcomes. Telling people "Perfect" supposedly rewarded them for playing along with something no one enjoys.

Kinda autistic

“100 percent”
My wife says it all the time.
Uses it to relay she is sure, or uses it to relay that she agrees with something.

Now it’s just too late
And I can’t look back
I’m sorry
I can’t be
Perfect