Does borderline personality disorder affect memory?

Because patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) are particularly susceptible to emotional information, it is relevant to understand whether such ... read more

The original psychological model of memory put forth by Sigmund Freud involved the “repression” of negative experiences or uncomfortable desires so that the functionality of the person's conscious identity, or ego (in Borderline Personality Disorder terms, the “authentic self”) could be maintained, which would otherwise be seriously threatened. read more

Memory is formed from Attention, Retention and the ability to get back information. 2. People with borderline personality disorder have trouble with the stability of their emotions. 3. Emotions affect directly what we remember. So with this three aspects we can say that people with borderline personality disorder may have memory affections. read more