[PDF] Top 20 Executive function and theory of mind in borderline personality disorder

... cognitive function is likely to suffer from additional variance due to the involvement of processes other than the one of interest ...of executive function are especially prone to this source of ... See full document

... Conduct Disorder combined ...both executive function and theory of mind experimental tasks they found significant differences between the groups on executive function ... See full document

... Although executive functioning has been defined by some in such broad terms as to include almost all human cognition, and by others so narrowly as to overemphasize one area and completely overlook all others ... See full document

... of borderline personality disorder based on theory of mind, emotion regulation and attachment styles in a clinical ...of borderline personality) confirms that individuals ... See full document

... advanced theory of mind measure, it deals with the first stage of theory of mind only; the attribution of relevant mental ...the mind of the other person and “tune in” to their mental ... See full document

... in mind that the false statement may manipulate the listener's beliefs, that the listener will evaluate the statement as being true or false, and that the listener will, on the basis o f the new belief (if the lie ... See full document

... in executive function tasks are relevant to the findings in the present ...Asperger's disorder sample appears to be performing at ...the executive functioning of individuals with Asperger's ... See full document

... executive function. It does suggest the possibility that the nature of executive dysfunction changes over the course of the ...on theory of mind tasks (Frith and Corcoran, 1996; Garety ... See full document

... a theory of mind, that is, the ability to attribute mental states to ...of theory of mind ...the theory of mind in patients with borderline personality ... See full document

... second theory is that the individuals have the need of greater sensory input for normal brain ...the theory, it is stated that there is a decreased amplitude on certain brain ...third theory is by ... See full document

... BPC: Borderline personality characteristics; BPD: Borderline personality disorder; BSL: Borderline symptom list; CAPS: Clinician Administered PTSD Scale; CTQ: Childhood trauma ... See full document

... These markers set in motion an anxiety and often hyper-vigilance which is accompanied by various attributes of stress such as flashbacks, nightmares, social anxieties that are sometimes [r] ... See full document

... social Personality Disorder; AVPD, Avoidant Personality Disorder; BPD, Borderline Personality Disorder; CA, Callous Affect; CT, Criminal Tendencies; DBT, Dialect- ical ... See full document

... II disorder usually shows a sharp onset period in late adolescence or young adulthood, tends not to remit with age, and shows more agitated and autonomous mood episodes without interpersonal ... See full document

... Adolescents with BPD are more likely to engage in risk-taking behaviors because of their tendency to act impulsively in response to aversive emotional states, not taking into account the possible consequences. Substance ... See full document

... Methods/Design: Our study will be a controlled 12-month pragmatic, two-armed RCT. A total of 72 young people (15 to 25 years old) with suicidal ideation/self-injuring behaviour and BPD traits and symptoms will ... See full document

... There is sufficient overlap between ASPD and BPD that considering them as separate disorder entities may seem unwarranted [11]. Yet, while future classifications may do away with the distinction [17], or at least ... See full document

... We illustrate the utility of this harm matrix by applying it to the findings from the Cambridge Somerville Youth Trial, in which matched delinquent youths were subse- quently randomized either to the active treatment ... See full document

... The difficulties in defining an adverse event (particu- larly in establishing causality) are acknowledged. For instance, in an update of the CONSORT statement to improve the reporting of harm, Ioannidis et al. [16] ... See full document

... ASPD obtained higher scores on the affective facet of psychopathy than either men with ASPD or those with BPD. However, one study of adult male violent offenders with high PCL-R scores identified two sub-groups, one ... See full document