- DOCUMENT TITLE
- Kognitiver Stil bei Borderline--im Vergleich zu neurotischen Patienten: Ambiguitats-Vermeidung und verminderte Abstraktheit. (Cognitive style of borderline patients as compared with neurotic patients: Avoidance of ambiguity and abstraction.)
- AUTHOR(S)
- Leichsenring,-Falk; Roth,-Thomas; Meyer,-Herbert-A.
- INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION OF FIRST AUTHOR
- Georg-August-U Gottingen, Germany
- JOURNAL NAME
- Diagnostica;1992 Vol 38(1) 52-65;
- ISSN
- 00121924
- LANGUAGE
- German
- PUBLICATION YEAR
- 1992
- ABSTRACT
- Studied the cognitive style of patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Focus was on testing the hypothesis that patients with BPD have a tendency to avoid ambiguity and abstractness. Human Ss: 30 male and female West German adults (inpatients) (BPD). 30 male and female West German adults (inpatients) (mixed neurotic disorders). Ss' responses to the Holtzman Inkblot Technique (HIT) by W. H. Holtzman et al (1961) were analyzed with S. Ertel's (1972) Dogmatismus-Textauswertung ("Dogmatism Text Analysis") and with U. Gunther and N. Groeben's (1978) Abstraktheitssuffixverfahren ("Abstractness Suffix Procedure"). Intergroup differences were determined; and correlations between cognitive style and the HIT variables, anxiety, and hostility were analyzed. (English abstract) (PsycLIT Database Copyright 1992 American Psychological Assn, all rights reserved)
- KEY PHRASE
- cognitive style; patients with borderline personality disorder; Germany
- DESCRIPTORS
- BORDERLINE-STATES; COGNITIVE-STYLE; ADULTHOOD-
- CLASSIFICATION CODE(S)
- 3217; 32
- POPULATION
- Human
- COMPOSITE AGE GROUP
- Adult
- UPDATE CODE
- 9208
- PSYC ABS. VOL. AND ABS. NO.
- 29-87709
- JOURNAL CODE
- 1210
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