NEGATIVE EMOTION MODERATORS OF TREATMENT FOR PARASUICIDE

这项研究的主要目的是为了更好地了解BPD中的慢性副自杀，以便在治疗中识别特定的情绪。在慢性和急性副自杀的BPD样本中，将确定增加重复副自杀的风险和降低治疗效果的主要情绪。讨论副自杀时出现的非语言表达将被测量。它将测试哪些主要情绪被诱发，并预测副自杀的重复。主要的假设是，在这种情况下，表现出高度负面情绪的患者将更有可能重复副自杀，这将使用生存分析模型进行测试。这项研究将为评估副杀菌剂的风险提供可行的方法，并为未来的治疗研究提供方向。必须利用这类基础研究来为BPD的慢性副自杀性药物开发更好的治疗方法，因为这是一个如此严重的公共卫生问题，在剧烈痛苦和大量服务利用方面都会招致巨大的成本。然而，到目前为止，很少有治疗方法能证明有效。

The main aim of this study is to better understand chronic parasuicide in BPD in order to identify specific emotions to target in treatment. Primary emotions will be identified that increase the risk for repeated parasuicide and reduce treatment effectiveness in a chronically and acutely parasuicidal BPD sample. Nonverbal expressions that occur when parasuicide is discussed will be measured. It will be tested which primary emotions are elicited and predict the repetition of parasuicide. The main hypothesis, that in this context patients showing high negative emotions will be more likely to repeat parasuicide, will be tested using a survival analysis model. This study will provide feasible methods for assessing risk for parasuicide and will provide direction for future treatment research. It is essential that basic research such as this be used to develop better treatments for chronic parasuicide in BPD since it is such a serious public health problem, incurring substantial costs both in terms of intense suffering and substantial service utilization. To date, however, there are few treatments with demonstrated efficacy.