Cycle 1 - Flashcard Set 2

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What author is Dr. Fox going to read from?

A

John Gundersen

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What is the title of the book?

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“Clinician’s Guide for Borderline Personality Disorder”

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What is the presenter’s opinion of the Gundersen’s book?

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That it is succinct and communicates compassion and confusion about people with BPD

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What does the Gundersen’s book communicate about people with BPD?

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They experience a lot of confusing and difficult emotions

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What is the presenter’s opinion on willful reactions?

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That they are not always intentional

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What are some things that people with borderline personality disorder may do?

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Self-harm and have intense relationships

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Why is there a misconception about borderline personality disorder?

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People with the disorder are intentionally trying to destroy others

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What are the three personality traits that people with BPD are born with?

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Emotional, have low frustration tolerance, and be very sensitive to signs of rejection

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What do people with BPD feel they missed out on in their childhood?

A

Attention or care

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What does a borderline personality typically do when they feel rejected or abandoned?

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Become suicidal or self-destructive

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What is the cause of BPD, according to the content?

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A combination of genetic and environmental factors

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What are the three personality dimensions that may be involved in the development of BPD?

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Impulsivity, affective instability, and cognitive distortions

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What environmental stressors may contribute to the development of BPD?

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Trauma, abuse, and neglect

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What are some of the environmental stressors that may lead to the diagnosis of impulsivity and interpersonal rejection hypersensitivity?

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Neglect or trauma during childhood

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What is the emotional gateway within the brain?

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The amygdala

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What does the author say is the cause of BPD?

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A combination of genetics and environment

17
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What does the author say is the constant search for connection in people with BPD?

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That they don’t know what connection is

18
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What does the author say makes it hard for people with BPD to feel love?

A

That they have a hard time feeling rejected

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What does the author say is a sense of loneliness and fear in people with BPD?

A

That they don’t know where it comes from or where they are going with it

20
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What is the main idea of the content?

A

That self-destructive behavior is often a result of trying to cope with overwhelming thoughts and emotions