1.1. SOD in BPD multi-cite study

Self-other distinction (SOD) refers to the ability to disentangle self-related from other-related mental representations. According to a theoretical framework, individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD) exhibit impaired self-other distinction (De Meulemeester et al., 2021). The main aim of this preregistered study is to test the theoretical assumption that SOD impairment is more pronounced in individuals with BPD compared to healthy individuals. This study builds on our previous work conducted with healthy participants (Pronizius et al., 2022).

Current Status: Data collection has been completed. We are working on the data analysis and manuscript writing.

Media and Collaboration Requests: Please forward all inquiries to ekaterina.pronizius(at)univie.ac.at