It was demonstrated that the BPD group had more EF and ADHD symptoms than the OPD group. This suggests that those individuals in the BPD group have greater problems associated with attention, concentration, memory, planning, organization, and decision making. The results of this study support the identification of BPD features in children and associate those with neuropsychological factors. When considering these implications of the neuropsychologically associated etiology, it would seem essential to begin diagnosing BPD in children, leading to earlier detection and treatment.
Neuropsychological components have different implications for treatment.
Furthering the study of the diagnosis of personality disorders in children.