Affective interference in borderline personality disorder: The lethality of suicidal behavior predicts functional brain profiles

摘要

Background: : Negative affective interference with executive cognition is associated with emotion dysregulation and behavioral dyscontrol in BPD, including a diathesis to suicidal and self-injurious behavior. While clinically well described, the neural basis of affective interference with central executive network function, and resulting suicidal behavior is poorly understood.