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. 2023 May 30:1–9. Online ahead of print. doi: 10.1007/s40615-023-01649-8

Table 6.

Stepwise regression analyses of PLE predicting CAPS-5 (N = 53)

Predictor b (SE) β p 95% C.I
Step 1: R2 = .48 (F (6, 46) = 5.33, p < .001)
  Constant  − 4.27 (7.42) .56  − 19.22, 10.68
  Age .096 (.13) .08 .48  − .17, .368
  Gender 5.94 (4.12) .17 .15  − 2.35, 14.24
  Injury Severity Score  − .01 (.018)  − .007 .95  − .37, .35
  LEC .10 (.15)  − .08 .47  − .19, .41
  Interpersonal MOI 8.5 (3.9)  − .25 .03 .64, 16.55
  Psychiatric history 5.9 (4.3) .16 .17  − 2.74, 14.66
  PCL-5 .44 (.10) .54  < .001 .24, .64
Step 2: ∆R2 = .07 (∆F (1,44) = 7.49, p =  < .001)
  Constant  − 11.27 (7.39) 1.35  − 26.18, 3.63
  Age .15 (.12) .01 .23  − .104, .41
  Gender 9.47 (4.06) .27 .24 1.28, .17.6
  Injury Severity Score  − .01 (.01)  − .07 .53  − .45, .24
  LEC .03 (.14) .02 .80  − .25, .32
  Interpersonal MOI 8.8 (3.69) .26 .02 1.42, 16.3
  Psychiatric history 7.59 (4.08) .20 .07  − .63, 15.8
  PCL-5 .37 (.10) .45  < .001 .18, .56
  PLE .74 (.27) .32 .009 .19, 1.29

CAPS-5 Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale for DSM-5, LEC Lifetime Events Checklist, MOI Mechanism of Injury, PCL-5 PTSD Checklist for DSM-5, PLE Police and Law Enforcement Scale