Borderline personality disorder

@article{Leichsenring2011BorderlinePD,
  title={Borderline personality disorder},
  author={Falk Leichsenring and Eric Leibing and Johannes Kruse and Antonia S. New and F. Markus Leweke},
  journal={The Lancet},
  year={2011},
  volume={377},
  pages={74-84}
}
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The hypothesis that BPD changes more slowly than nonborderline disorders is examined, and borderline psychopathology was associated with faster rates of improvement on three measures, but after controlling for the initial level of each measure, there were no significant associations.
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A Neuroscience-Oriented Research Approach to Borderline Personality Disorder.
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It is suggested that linking the underlying neurobiological abnormalities to behavioral symptoms of the disorder can inform a research agenda to better understand BPD with its multiple presentations.
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The results suggest that a large proportion of patients with BPD present a high rate of severe dissociative experiences and that some clinical factors such as personality comorbidity confer greater risk for severe dissociation, which is related to greater dysfunction and suffering, as well as a worse progression of the BPD.
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