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Table 3 Descriptives of Maternal, Adolescent and Dyadic Behavior during Fun Day Planning and a Stress Paradigm

From: Mother–child interactions in adolescents with borderline personality disorder traits and the impact of early life maltreatment

 

Fun day planning

Stress paradigm

 

HC-G

BPD-G

HC-G

BPD-G

 

(n = 35)

(n = 38)

(n = 35)

(n = 38)

 

mean(sd)

mean(sd)

mean(sd)

mean(sd)

Mothers: CIB total

2.33 (0.34)

2.05 (0.58)

2.24 (0.28)

1.98 (0.44)

   Maternal sensitivity

3.57 (0.58)

3.29 (0.72)

3.28 (0.49)

2.86 (0.76)

   Maternal intrusiveness

1.18 (0.22)

1.42 (0.63)

1.26 (0.37)

1.30 (0.38)

   Maternal structuring

4.58 (0.41)

4.29 (0.66)

4.71 (0.33)

4.39 (0.48)

Adolescents: CIB total

2.37 (0.37)

1.95 (0.67)

2.32 (0.27)

1.89 (0.61)

   Child engagement

3.83 (0.66)

3.43 (0.75)

3.60 (0.48)

3.15 (0.71)

   Child compliance

4.63 (0.37)

4.17 (0.75)

4.61 (0.31)

4.08 (0.74)

   Child withdrawal

1.35 (0.28)

1.75 (0.63)

1.26 (0.24)

1.57 (0.52)

Dyad: CIB total

1.31 (0.54)

0.86 (0.84)

1.20 (0.83)

0.51 (1.08)

   Dyadic reciprocity

4.10 (0.57)

3.65 (0.78)

4.16 (0.79)

3.30 (1.07)

   Dyadic negative states

1.48 (0.57)

1.93 (0.95)

1.76 (0.91)

2.28 (1.15)

  1. HC-G healthy control group, BPD-G borderline personality disorder group, CIB Coding Interactive Behavior