In Marsha Linehan's Biosocial Model, the disturbances of borderline personality disorder are primarily attributed to:

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Marsha Linehan's Biosocial Model suggests that the disturbances of borderline personality disorder are primarily attributed to dysfunction in the emotion regulation system, which includes deficits in the ability to regulate emotions, heightened sensitivity to emotional cues, and high emotional reactivity. The other options may also contribute to the development of BPD, but they are not the primary cause according to this model.

In Marsha Linehan's Biosocial Model, the Disturbances of Borderline Personality