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. 2023 Feb 1;36(2):184–191. doi: 10.1080/08995605.2022.2156200

Table 3.

Alcohol use, PTSD symptoms, and cognitive functioning among responders and non-responders.

Measure or demographic variable Responders @ 1 m (N = 19) M(SD) Non-responders @ 1 m (N = 26) M(SD) t or X2 Effect Size
Pre-treatment Alcohol use 7.00(1.94) 7.47(1.78) −.68 −.20
Pre-treatment PTSD symptoms 38.77(16.48) 35.95(16.67) .57 .17
PTSD change −24.73(18.67) −7.16(16.68) −3.26** −.98
Pre-treatment cognitive functioning 31.38(12.84) 35.00(18.15) −.78 −.24
Cognitive functioning change −17.69(13.18) −5.42(11.38) −3.26** −.99
Age 43.62(8.12) 44.42(7.48) −.34 −.10
Race     1.48  
 Caucasian/White 53% 38%    
 Native American 2% 0%    
 Mixed Race 2% 4%    
Hispanic/Latino     .79  
 Yes 2% 4%    
 No 56% 38%    
Education     6.13  
 High school Diploma or equivalent (GED) 2% 4%    
 Some college 13% 11%    
 Trade, technical, or vocational training 4% 0%    
 Associates degree 0% 2%    
 Bachelor’s degree 22% 9%    
 Master’s degree 16% 13%    
 Advanced professional degree 0% 2%    
Marital or partnership status     1.95  
 Married and living with spouse 33% 24%    
 Living with partner 0% 2%    
 Divorced or separated 13% 11%    
 Never married 58% 42%    
OEF/OIF Service     2.35  
 Yes 51% 42%    
 No 6.7% 0%    
Number of deployments 6.92(4.06) 8.79(5.09) −.34 −.41

*p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001