mer nyckelpunkter:Affect regulation is generally a function of attachment -
good (secure) attachment = good affect regulation;
poor (insecure) attachment = poor affect regulation.
We also know that insecure attachment and/or poor affect regulation in childhood are linked to personality disorders later in life.
Källa: http://integral-options.blogspot.com/2010/09/personality-disorders-as.htmlHere are a few key points (from the quiz at the end):
1. Personality disorders:
1. are common psychiatric disorders
2. are associated with behavioural problems
3. can co-exist with other disorders
4. invite punitive or rejecting responses from others
5. are associated with subjective distress.
2. Affect regulation:
1. is the same as emotional regulation
2. involves both mental and physical experience
3. is an essential part of social relationships
4. is a function of several complex neurological systems
5. influences behaviour.
3. Secure attachment in mammals:
1. regulates affects through modulation of the noradrenergic system
2. affects the development of right orbitofrontal cortex
3. promotes exploratory behaviour and learning
4. is associated with successful social relationships with peers
5. is associated with successful parenting in adulthood.
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