Depression in borderline personality disorder (BPD) is hypothesized to be distinct in quality
and severity. This paper provides a systematic review of depression quality, and a meta …

Objective: The term “schizophrenia” concerns heterogeneous psychopathological
syndromes that are often associated with neurocognitive impairment and poor functional …

Since the DSM-III-R Axis II borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a polythetic
categorization, it is both theoretically and clinically important to examine the covariation of …

Objective: The present study had 2 aims:(a) to implement West and Kenny's (2011) Truth-
and-Bias model to simultaneously assess the temporal congruence and directional …

Mentalization is the capacity to understand behavior as expressions of various mental
states. It is assumed to be important for understanding the underlying psychopathology, the …

Context Recent neuroimaging studies have associated activity in the default mode network
(DMN) with self-referential and pain processing, both of which are altered in borderline …

Therapists' awareness of ruptures in the alliance may determine whether such ruptures will
prove beneficial or obstructive to the therapy process. Objective: This study investigated the …

A positive therapeutic relationship is widely recognized as an important factor that
contributes to the effectiveness of clinical outcomes in psychotherapy for borderline …

This exploratory study examined specific emotion processes and cognitive problem-solving
processes in individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD), and assessed the …

Objectives Borderline personality disorder traits have been observed to be linked with both
insecure attachment styles as well as deficits in mentalizing and metacognition. Less is …