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The borderline traits scale (STB) was developed at Oxford by Claridge and Broks (1984). As outlined in detail in Claridge and Broks, STB scale was based on the criteria for borderline personality disorder, and was set out in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual –3rd edition (DSM-III; American Psychiatric Association, 1980). Recently this scale was revised by Rawlings et al (2001). In this study STB corresponded with DSM-IV-TR’s criteria for borderline personality disorder. This scale represented one form of a more general ‘borderline’ condition, referring to unstable modes of interpersonal responding, including ambivalence and degree of control of emotional expression. This scale investigates borderline characteristics of normal population on the base of continuity view of psychotic characteristics. The aim of this study was to investigate psychometric properties and standardization of borderline personality scale …