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    main character had borderline personality disorder. Borderline Personality Disorder is a very hard mood disorder to diagnose because they have traits of their personality that make them seem like they are really high functioning individuals(Paige)…. Most of the time for this particular mood disorder, it takes a person to form a friendship with the individual with the disorder for them to recognize the symptoms of the disorder. Some of the most noticeable symptoms of this disorder that is easily…

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    Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders V to find a proper diagnosis. We chose Borderline Personality Disorder as the diagnosis. In the film, we see how Nina transforms from an innocent and calm White Swan to a seductive and wild Black Swan as the film progressed. As a group we will examine the disorder as well as the symptoms presented to find evidence for our claims. The evidence found will help us understand the development of the disorder. Also, we will talk about some…

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    Psychological disorders are very common in the everyday world. These disorders can cause patterns in the personality of individuals and sometimes cause them to act aggressive and hostile. Borderline Personality Disorder is one of such disorders. It can cause huge problems for the friends and family of people that are diagnosed with it. In the movie Mommie Dearest the main character, Joan Crawford (Faye Dunaway), has many of the common signs that would point to her possibly having this disorder.…

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    In the United States, 2.7% of adults meet the criteria for borderline personality disorder. BPD is a serious psychiatric disorder characterized by impulsivity, suicidal thoughts, difficulties regulating emotion, and unstable interpersonal relationships. This disorder is difficult to diagnose, and even more difficult to treat. Treatment usually consists of psychotherapeutic and medical treatments which can prove to be expensive, lengthy, and may not always work. In recent years, researchers have…

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    Running head: Borderline Personality Disorder in Adolescence There is little information on the development of Borderline Personality Disorder in adolescence due to the widespread belief that this disorder is long-standing and that certain personality traits that could be used to diagnose this disorder are not stable until adulthood. The reluctance to diagnose borderline personality disorder in adolescence may also be because of the criteria used to determine whether someone has this disorder.…

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    Investigations In a 2012 study that tested the effect that dialectical behavior therapy has on borderline personality disorder, 180 adults (between 18 and 60 years old) that met the DSM criteria for BPD were assigned to either dialectical behavior therapy or general psychiatric management (GPM). After 12 months of treatment with DBT, the number of emergency room visits (for anything, not just suicidal behavior) decreased by about 25 percent; the number of emergency room visits that were related…

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    It is most fair to say Chip suffers from borderline personality disorder (BPD) since he meets the requirements such as: difficulty with self-image, highly manipulative, and immature. Nicholas Kuvaas elaborates on the characteristics of BPD by saying these characteristics have been around and persistent for years and people with BPD will have a love-hate relationship with people around them. This is such the case with Chip. Chip is in his middle adulthood, yet he acts as if he’s still a child.…

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    a handful of people know that he is acting, but as time goes by Hamlet’s state of mind deteriorates. Although Hamlet says he is only acting insane, evidence strongly suggests that he is not acting, but is suffering from Schizophrenia and Borderline Personality…

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    Susanna's behaviors and actions are an accurate representation of a person with Borderline Personality disorder. The environmental factors, which is her experiences with her distant parents caused her to have the symptoms. The best treatment plan for someone who has Borderline Personality Disorder like Susanna would be dialectical behavioral therapy which is behavioral treatment that involves getting people involved in groups, teach the…

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    Borderline personality disorder is a severe mental illness that causes severe difficulties for the individuals diagnosed with it. This disorder is characterized by a severe problems with affect regulation, impulsivity, interpersonal relationships, and self-image. Clinical signs of the disorder include emotional dysregulation, impulsive aggression, repeated self-injury, and chronic suicidal tendencies (Lieb, K., Zanarini, M. C., Schmahl, C., Linehan, M. M., & Bohus, M., 2004). Borderline…

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