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. 2024 Jan 12;15(1):2297641. doi: 10.1080/20008066.2023.2297641

Table 1.

Summary of studies relating P300 and BPD symptoms.

                IC (95%)
Author n BPD Age (M; SD) %Female Gini GDP Variable r Lower Upper
Endrass et al. (2016) 18 30.9; 7.2 72% .317 4700000000000 Risky decisions (impulsivity) loss condition. .56 [0,126, .814]
            Risk decisions (impulsivity) gain condition. .58 [0,155, .824]
Xi et al. (2021) 27 24.6; 1.04 37% .382 17960000000000 Adaptive coping Pz electrode. .42 [0.048, .690]
            Impulsivity electrode Cz change condition. .51 [0.161, .746]
Ramos-Loyo et al. (2021) 11 24.7; 4.81 100% .454 1410000000000 Symptomatology BPD electrode Cz neutral condition. .61 [0.016, .886]
            Symptomatology BPD electrode Cz pleasant condition. .85 [0.510, .960]
            Symptomatology BPD electrode Cz unpleasant condition. .73 [0.232, .925]
Stewart et al. (2019) 33 17.2; 1.76 100% .397 25460000000000 Impulsivity. .42 [0.090, .667]
Izurieta et al. (2016) 33 26.7; 6.0 100% .317 4700000000000 Anger suppression. .40 [0.066, .654]
Weinbrecht et al. (2018) 29 27.8; 5.0 86% .317 4700000000000 Social processing inclusion. .28 [−0.096, .586]

Note: nBPD = BPD sample; Age (M; SD) = mean and standard deviation of the age of the sample; % Female = % of female in the BPD sample; GINI = Inequality Index; GDP = Gross Domestic Product; r = correlation coefficient.