Two Sides of the Same Coin in Female Borderline Personality Disorder: Self-Reported Guilt and Shame and Their Neurofunctional Correlates
Examined self-reported shame/guilt together with neural correlates in women with BPD.
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Examined self-reported shame/guilt together with neural correlates in women with BPD.
Shame was linked with suicidal/NSSI outcomes; anger was examined as a mediator.
badanie explicitly separates internalized symptoms such as depression, shame, loneliness, self-disgust and negative self-image from outward dysregulated behavior; autorzy note a quieter, hidden variant may attract less clinical attention.
Three subgroups: non-labile, dissociative/paranoid and interpersonally unstable.
Identified clinically meaningful classes combining CPTSD and BPD patterns after childhood abuse exposure.
Four profiles: internalizing, detached, externalizing and low psychopathology, with distinct social-processing/QOL patterns.
Women with BPD showed altered empathy responses, particularly for positive emotions, after social exclusion.
BPD participants showed pronounced shame, self-disgust and envy responses during confrontation with their own face.
Three clusters: lower psychopathology, externalizing and internalizing.
Borderline traits predicted greater perceived rejection and self-directed aggressive impulses.
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