Table 3.

Probable Diagnosis of PTSD, potentially traumatic events, and minority stressors.

VARIABLE	No PTSD-PD		Yes PTSD-PD		Unadjusted		Adjusted^b
VARIABLE	n/mean	row %/std	n/mean	row %/std	OR/ β	CI	OR/ β	CI

POTENTIALLY TRAUMATIC EVENTS
Wyatt childhood sexual abuse
No	197	75.77	63	24.23	ref		ref
Yes	210	53.98	179	46.02	2.67	(1.88 – 3.77)	2.92	(2.03 – 4.19)
Childhood physical abuse
No	181	67.79	86	32.21	ref		ref
Yes	235	59.49	160	40.51	1.43	(1.03 – 1.99)	1.37	(0.96 – 1.95)
Childhood neglect
No	382	65.19	204	34.81	ref		ref
Yes	34	44.74	42	55.26	2.31	(1.43 – 3.75)	2.39	(1.45 – 3.95)
Adult sexual assault
No	283	68.03	133	31.97	ref		ref
Yes	110	53.66	95	46.34	1.84	(1.3 – 2.59)	1.89	(1.32 – 2.7)
Adult physical assault
No	302	70.23	128	29.77	ref		ref
Yes	108	49.09	112	50.91	2.45	(1.75 – 3.42)	2.55	(1.78 – 3.66)
Intimate partner violence (lifetime)
No	307	67.47	148	32.53	ref		ref
Yes	108	53.20	95	46.80	1.82	(1.3 – 2.56)	1.7	(1.19 – 2.43)
Sentinel events (lifetime)
Interpersonal^a	−0.19	0.89	0.47	0.99	2.06	(1.72 – 2.46)	2.02	(1.68 – 2.45)
Non-interpersonal^a	−0.07	0.91	0.28	1.07	1.44	(1.22 – 1.69)	1.47	(1.24 – 1.75)
MINORITY STRESS
Experienced discrimination^a	−0.07	0.93	0.15	1.11	1.23	(1.06 – 1.44)	1.21	(1.03 – 1.43)
Discrimination based on sexual identity
Never	299	67.34	145	32.66	ref		ref
Once	63	58.88	44	41.12	1.44	(0.93 – 2.22)	1.57	(1 – 2.47)
More than once	54	48.65	57	51.35	2.18	(1.43 – 3.32)	2.25	(1.42 – 3.54)
Discrimination based on gender
Never	350	63.06	205	36.94	ref		ref
Once	44	67.69	21	32.31	0.81	(0.47 – 1.41)	0.78	(0.44 – 1.37)
More than once	22	52.38	20	47.62	1.55	(0.83 – 2.91)	1.42	(0.74 – 2.73)
Discrimination based on race/ethnicity
Never	339	63.48	195	36.52	ref		ref
Once	50	58.82	35	41.18	1.22	(0.76 – 1.94)	1.12	(0.68 – 1.85)
More than once	27	62.79	16	37.21	1.03	(0.54 – 1.96)	0.96	(0.49 – 1.89)
Stigma consciousness^a	−0.09	0.97	0.16	1.05	1.29	(1.1 – 1.52)	1.35	(1.14 – 1.6)
Internalized homonegativity^a	−0.14	0.91	0.11	1.02	1.30	(1.11 – 1.53)	1.20	(1.01 – 1.43)

^a.

Continuous predictor, standardized to have mean = 0 and STD = 1 across the sample, values are mean and standard deviation and beta coefficient (β) from regression

^b.

Adjusted for sexual identity, race/ethnicity, age, and education