Emocje i relacje interpersonalne u pacjentów z osobowością typu borderline

© Borgis - Medycyna Rodzinna 3/2017, s. 215-221 | DOI: 10.25121/MR.2017.20.3.215

Joanna Solarz-Bogusławska¹, Aleksander Araszkiewicz², Wojciech Bogusławski³

Summary
Borderline personality disorder is defined as a serious disruption of the regulation of affect, deficits in social relations and behavioral dysregulation. The concept of emotional control is an interdisciplinary issue in psychopathology that has received numerous studies, both empirical and experimental. In parallel, the correct social relationships are partly a reflection of the ability to recognize emotions as their own and other people. The article collected information on the processes of emotional and personal interaction with people who are emotionally unstable (borderline personality type).
The text analyzed various scientific publications relating to the following descriptors: borderline disorder, affect, emotion, emotional control, emotional awareness, emotional acceptance, social behavior, social exclusion, trust, loyalty. The main clinical features of patients with personality disorders (borderline) are irregularities in the mechanisms of emotional control and the defect in the course of social relations. The genesis of such disorders can be both genetic as well as environmental, affecting already at the stage of prenatal development. Diagnosis of these disorders is difficult, because the symptoms of borderline personality may overlap with other psychiatric disorders.

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