A person with borderline personality disorder has difficulty remembering the affectionate feelings they have for an individual when that individual is no longer in their presence. This is consistent with the idea that people with borderline personality disorder have which of the following problems? This question is based on the Faces Interactive Borderline Personality Module

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People with borderline personality disorder often struggle with object constancy, which is the ability to maintain a stable emotional connection to others even when they are not physically present. This can make it difficult for them to remember positive feelings towards someone when that person is not around. Option A and D may be related to borderline personality disorder, but they do not specifically address the issue of difficulty with remembering affectionate feelings. Option B is unrelated to borderline personality disorder.

A Person with Borderline Personality Disorder Has Difficulty Remembering the Affectionate