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The current study focused on examining the relationship between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and personality disorders in offenders with antisocial, borderline or narcissistic personality disorders. We tested whether emotional states mediate the relationship between ACEs and personality disorders in an offender sample. Self-ratings of adverse childhood experiences, emotional states and personality pathology by 102 male offenders with personality disorders were examined using hierarchical multiple regression analyses and mediation analyses. The findings show that personality disorders were characterized by certain emotional states. ACEs did not differentiate between personality disorders. Only the relationship between Physical Neglect and NPD showed a small negative direct effect and one small positive indirect effect, with healthy emotional states as mediator.

The Relationship between Adverse Childhood Experiences, Emotional States and Personality Disorders in Offenders