Original paper
Affective instability across the lifespan in borderline personality disorder - a cross-sectional e-diary study
Abstract
Objective Longitudinal and cross‐sectional studies suggest that affective instability is inversely related to greater age in borderline personality disorder ( BPD ). However, existing studies relied on retrospective self‐reports of perceived instability. We examined affective instability in everyday life in patients with BPD and healthy controls ( HC s) by age in a cross‐sectional e‐diary study. Methods Two hundred and sixty female participants...
Paper Details
Title
Affective instability across the lifespan in borderline personality disorder - a cross-sectional e-diary study
Published Date
Aug 26, 2018
Volume
138
Issue
5
Pages
409 - 419
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