Self-Mutilation and Suicide Attempts: Relationships to Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Temperament and Character
@article{Joyce2010SelfMutilationAS, title={Self-Mutilation and Suicide Attempts: Relationships to Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Temperament and Character}, author={P. Joyce and K. Light and S. Rowe and C. R. Cloninger and M. Kennedy}, journal={Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry}, year={2010}, volume={44}, pages={250 - 257} }
Objective: Self-mutilation has traditionally been associated with borderline personality disorder, and seldom examined separately from suicide attempts. Clinical experience suggests that self-mutilation is common in bipolar disorder. Methods: A family study was conducted on the molecular genetics of depression and personality, in which the proband had been treated for depression. All probands and parents or siblings were interviewed with a structured interview and completed the Temperament and… CONTINUE READING
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