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摘要
背景:边缘型人格障碍(BPD)是一种以人际关系不稳定、情绪调节和冲动控制为特征的复杂心理健康状况。BPD的一个核心特征是身份障碍,其特征是持续不稳定的自我形象和自我意识。尽管临床认识到,身份障碍的确切性质仍然不明确,对其具体表现和可测量参数没有明确的共识。随着本协议中范围审查的计划,我们的目标是定义在文献中所说的关于同一性干扰,其类型和测量方法。研究设计:范围审查方案。方法:收录的出版物将包括实证和理论研究,重点关注BPD诊断个体的身份障碍。数据库将包括PubMed、PsycINFO、Scopus和Web of Science Core Collection,灰色文献将由谷歌补充。数据将由两名审稿人筛选,差异将通过讨论或必要时由第三名审稿人解决。提取的数据将包括研究细节、方法学数据、身份定义、身份干扰的概念化、干扰的类型和评估工具。结论:即将到来的结果将有可能对BPD中身份障碍的理论和经验知识做出重大贡献。预计该综述的结果将有助于告知和改进治疗策略,为有身份障碍的BPD患者提供更有针对性和有效的干预措施。
Identity Disturbance in Borderline Personality Disorder: A Scoping Review Protocol.
Background: Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a complex mental health condition characterized by instability in interpersonal relationships, affect regulation, and impulse control. A core feature of BPD is identity disturbance, marked by a persistently unstable self-image and sense of self. Despite clinical recognition, the precise nature of identity disturbance remains ambiguous, with no clear consensus on its specific manifestations and measurable parameters. With the scoping review projected in this protocol, we aim to define what has been said in the literature about identity disturbance, its types, and methods of measurement.
Study design: Scoping review protocol.
Methods: Included publications will comprise empirical and theoretical studies focusing on identity disturbance in individuals diagnosed with BPD. Databases will include PubMed, PsycINFO, Scopus, and Web of Science Core Collection, supplemented by Google for grey literature. Data will be screened by two reviewers and discrepancies will be resolved through discussion or a third reviewer if necessary. Extracted data will include study details, methodological data, definitions of identity, conceptualizations of identity disturbance, types of disturbance, and assessment tools.
Conclusions: The forthcoming results will have the potential to make significant contributions to both theoretical and empirical knowledge on identity disturbance in BPD. It is expected that the results of the review will help to inform and improve therapeutic strategies, enabling more tailored and effective interventions for BPD patients with identity disturbance.