6.133 SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOR, IMPULSIVE AGGRESSION, AND DECREASED FAMILY COHESION IN BIPOLAR YOUTH: PROBABLE DETERMINANTS OF EMERGING BORDERLINE PERSONALITY

Ramandeep S. Kahlon,Christopher D. Verrico,Ajay Shah, Beenish A. Syed,Pooja A. Amin,Thao Vu-Sowers,Karin P. Taslimi,Ruchir P. Arvind, Lauren E. Wood,Carla Sharp,Uma Ramamurthy,Xingquan Lu,Olaoluwa Okusaga,Laurel L. Williams,Kirti Saxena

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY（2016）

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Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and adult Bipolar Disorder (BD) are often diagnosed as comorbid disorders in adults and adolescents. These disorders furthermore share common correlates and risk factors. This study aims to examine the predictors that may increase the likelihood of borderline features in youth with BD.

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emerging borderline personality,bipolar,impulsive aggression,family cohesion,self-injurious

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