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This 8 page paper outlines the impacts of transfatty acids on blood pressure. This paper considers the connection between TFA and blood pressure relative to dietary considerations. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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disorders, and in particular, borderline personality disorder (BPD), these concepts help to shape some of the prevalent views regarding the value of psychoanalysis. In assessing this contention, then, it
is necessary to consider the nature of personality disorders, the impact of borderline personality disorder, and the approaches, including psychoanalytic psychotherapy, that focus on transference and countertransference in the therapeutic
relationship. Personality Disorders and BPD Personality disorders impact approximately 10 percent of the population, and are generally described as a "group of mental disorders is defined by maladaptive personality
characteristics that have a consistent and serious effect on work and interpersonal relationships" (Paris, 2001). One of the most troubling and difficult personality disorders to address from a treatment
perspective is Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), in which patients demonstrate a variety of impulsive behaviors, including many of which are self-destructive (Paris, 2001). Individuals with BPD are often emotionally
unstable and demonstrate substantive mood swings, especially in correlation with stressful events (Paris, 2001). One of the other indicators of BPD is brief episodic psychosis, which can also be
accompanied by repeated attempts at suicide (Paris, 2001). It is not uncommon for psychiatrists to have their first interactions with a person with BPD as a result of emergency
room visits following suicidal attempts (Paris, 2001). Other indicators of BPD include problems in interpersonal relationships. Often, patients with BPD have significant problems recognizing and respecting
personal boundaries (Paris, 2001). "They become quickly involved with people, and quickly disappointed with them. They make great demands on other people, and easily become frightened of being abandoned
by them. Their emotional life is a kind of rollercoaster" (Paris, 2001). This view suggests that the problem of BPD is not simply one of individual maladjustment, but instead
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