Critical literature review investigates borderline personality disorder's effects on person-centred interviewing, suggesting implications for practitioners.
Key Points
This study investigates how borderline personality disorder affects the person-centred approach in commercial forensic interviewing.
Conducted a critical literature review on the influence of borderline personality disorder in forensic interviews.
Focused on the relational qualities of the person-centred approach and its effectiveness in obtaining admissible information.
Symptoms of borderline personality disorder significantly impact the acquisition of admissible information during interviews.
Practitioners aware of BPD traits are more likely to successfully obtain information from individuals with suspected BPD.