Shame as a Prospective Predictor of Self-Inflicted Injury in Borderline Personality Disorder: A Multi-modal Analysis
Shame prospectively predicted later self-inflicted injury.
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Shame prospectively predicted later self-inflicted injury.
Both groups showed low self-esteem; avoidant pathology showed especially pronounced self-devaluation.
Four classes ranging from low-symptom to high-BPD probability; greater severity linked with more comorbidity and stressful life events.
Study showed clinically meaningful heterogeneity within diagnosed BPD according to number and pattern of criteria.
Identified high-functioning internalizing, depressive internalizing, histrionic and angry-externalizing patterns.
Two relatively stable interpersonal subtypes: autonomous and dependent.
Avoidant pathology was linked to harm avoidance/anxiety and parental neglect; BPD showed a broader adversity-temperament profile.
Examines whether ICD-10 impulsive and borderline subtypes represent valid and empirically distinguishable divisions.
BPD and avoidant PD shared high neuroticism and low extraversion; avoidant PD was more distinctly inhibited.
Emphasizes that patients sharing BPD criteria can differ substantially in traits such as suspiciousness, hostility and deviousness, with implications for prognosis.
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