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Adversity, attachment, and mentalizing
2016
Comprehensive Psychiatry
The papers in this special issue offer evidence of personality disorder as a dysfunction of higher-order cognition, which is conceptualized variously as a disorder of mentalizing, metacognition, mindfulness, social cognition and reflective function. While there may be differences in the scope of these concepts, they all imply that higher-order mental processing is at the core of personality function. In this commentary, the authors use mentalizing as an umbrella term for these concepts, and
doi:10.1016/j.comppsych.2015.11.006
pmid:26654293
fatcat:3ik4zl7krbh7peuruu5mtfepmm