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Table 3 Bivariate associations among study variables

From: The role of DSM-5 borderline personality symptomatology and traits in the link between childhood trauma and suicidal risk in psychiatric patients

  

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M (SD)

1.

MINI Level of Suicidal Risk

           

2.67 (1.03)

2.

CTQ Childhood Trauma

.22

          

2.17 (0.73)

3.

SCID-II BPD criterion count

.37

.42

         

5.65 (2.41)

4.

PID-5 Emotional Lability

.30

.06

.49

        

1.80 (0.65)

5.

PID-5 Separation Insecurity

.38

.12

.44

.45

       

1.34 (0.90)

6.

PID-5 Anxiousness

.31

.19

.40

.53

.49

      

1.91 (0.67)

7.

PID-5 Depressivity

.53

.30

.45

.43

.45

.58

     

1.53 (0.70)

8.

PID-5 Hostility

.23

.20

.53

.33

.41

.34

.25

    

1.32 (0.67)

9.

PID-5 Impulsivity

.24

.20

.51

.30

.27

.09

.21

.45

   

1.10 (0.74)

10.

PID-5 Risk Taking

.09

.14

.21

-.15

-.05

-.26

-.05

.25

.40

  

1.10 (0.64)

11.

PID-5 Suspiciousnessa

.34

.39

.65

.44

.48

.52

.56

.58

.36

.11

 

1.49 (0.80)

12.

PID-5 Perceptual Dysregulationa

.39

.37

.39

.25

.20

.38

.41

.34

.32

.28

.46

0.86 (0.53)

  1. N = 124; MINI Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview 6.0 – Suicidality Module, CTQ Childhood Trauma Questionnaire (total score), SCID-II Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis II Borderline Personality Disorder, PID-5 Personality Inventory for DSM-5. Correlations from .19 are significant at the 0.05 level and correlations from .30 are significant at the 0.001 level. aPID-5 facets that were added to the operationalization of BPD based on empirical findings [29, 30, 32, 33]