According to the deputy director of the u.s. program at human rights watch, how does the growing number of prisoners reflect a human rights problem?

The deputy of the Human Rights Watch states that most people imprisoned by  the criminal justice system are "low income, racial and ethnic minorities", being one of the major human rights problems in the USA, reflecting an obvious case of class oppression and racial discrimination.

The correct answer is borderline personality disorder.

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) refers to a mental disorder than significantly affects one's ability to manage and cope with emotions. BPD usually manifests in an individual's interpersonal relationships. BPD sufferers typically display the following symptoms:

i) Emotional instability
ii) Intense fear of abandonment and serious efforts to avoid it
iii) Unstable interpersonal relationships
iv) Impulsivity
v) Unstable and poor self-image or self-esteem