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Default mode network connectivity as a possible biomarker for emotional self-awareness improvement in borderline personality disorder

Amiri et al., 2022

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Amiri S
Mirfazeli F
Grafman J
Eftekhar M
Karimzad N
Mohebbi M
Mohammadsadeghi H
Nohesara S
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Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is characterized by impairments in impulse control, social functioning along with a de cit in emotional awareness and empathy. In this study, nine BPD patiens lled out the demography, Interpersonal Reactive Index (IRI), Toronto …
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