Table 1.
Participant demographics and self-reported psychiatric diagnoses (N = 43).
Table 2.
Means, standard deviations, and correlations with confidence intervals of measures of BPD features and identity disturbances (N = 43).
Fig 1.
Study procedure and displays and timings of a trial in the panel Social Feedback Task.
Participants were asked to rate their level of affiliation to the panel members after trial 9, 21, 33 and 45.
Fig 2.
Participants’ mood when receiving feedback depends on the feedback valence (negative, intermediate, or positive) and how applicable the feedback is to the self (rating 1 to 8).
Line depicts predicted mood responses. Margins around the line indicate 95% CI. Distribution of applicability ratings is plotted along x-axis.
Fig 3.
Negative self-views affect mood for negative, intermediate, and positive feedback.
Line depicts predicted mood responses. Margins around the line indicate 95% CI. Distribution of negative self-views is plotted along x-axis.
Fig 4.
Level of affiliation with the positive, intermediate, and negative panel member in terms closeness, trust and liking, depends on negative self-views.
Lines depict predicted affiliation ratings. Margin around the line indicates 95% CI. Distribution of negative self-views is plotted along x-axis.