Borderline Personality Disorder in Young People: Complexities in Understanding of and Relating to Others

Keyphrases

• Young People 100%
• Borderline Personality Disorder 100%
• Relating to Others 100%
• Social Information Processing 27%
• Negative Interaction 22%
• Personality Pathology 22%
• Adverse childhood Experiences 22%
• Relationship with Parents 16%
• Best Friends 16%
• Social Relationships 11%
• Aggressive Behavior 11%
• Coping Strategies 11%
• Neuroticism 11%
• Relationship with Peers 11%
• Relations with Parents 11%
• Regression Analysis 5%
• Parental Interaction 5%
• Adulthood 5%
• Agreeableness 5%
• Moderating Effect 5%
• Processing Parameters 5%
• Research Traditions 5%
• Structure Stability 5%
• Parental Support 5%
• Developmental Perspective 5%
• Phenomenology 5%
• Mental Health Care 5%
• Processing Factor 5%
• Social Situation 5%
• Five-factor Model 5%
• Personality Dimensions 5%
• Buffering Effect 5%
• Conflict Situation 5%
• Mentalizing 5%
• Information Relations 5%
• Prosocial Response 5%
• Non-suicidal Self-injury 5%
• NSSI Disorder 5%
• Parent Relations 5%
• Aggressive Response 5%
• Mentalizing Capacity 5%
• Parental Relations 5%

Psychology

• Borderline Personality Disorder 100%
• Adolescents 38%
• Information Processing 27%
• Adverse Childhood Experiences 22%
• Coping Strategies 11%
• Neuroticism 11%
• Healthcare 5%
• Mental Health 5%
• Agreeableness 5%
• Parental Support 5%
• Phenomenology 5%
• Five-Factor Model 5%
• Multiple Regression Analysis 5%