Table 1.
Demographic and clinical characteristics of the sample
| Variable | % | Mean (SD) |
|---|---|---|
| Sex | ||
| % Men | 100 | -- |
| % Women | 0 | -- |
| Ethnicity | -- | |
| % Black/African American | 3.2 | -- |
| % Native American | 2.3 | -- |
| % Asian | 4.0 | -- |
| % Pacifier Islander | 1.2 | -- |
| % Hispanic/Latino | 18.4 | -- |
| % White/Caucasian | 66.9 | -- |
| Education | ||
| % Some High School | 1.5 | -- |
| % GED | 1.5 | -- |
| % High School Diploma | 61.5 | -- |
| % Some College | 24.4 | -- |
| % Associate degree | 1.5 | -- |
| % 4-Year College Degree | 4.2 | -- |
| % Masters Degree | 0.4 | -- |
| % Doctoral Degree | 0.4 | -- |
| Parental Education Level* | ||
| % Parent with 4-Year College Degree | 39.6 | -- |
| % Parent without 4-Year College Degree | 60.4 | -- |
| Mean Age (SD) | -- | 23.13 (4.38) |
| Mean QUIC (SD) | -- | 10.48 (8.70) |
| Mean DRRI DCON (SD) | -- | 35.25 (10.58) |
| Mean DRRI PDS (SD) | -- | 3.92 (2.86) |
| BDI-A | ||
| Mean Pre-deployment (SD) | -- | 0.80 (1.27) |
| Mean Acute post-deployment (SD) | -- | 1.06 (1.54) |
| Mean Chronic post-deployment (SD) | -- | 2.42 (2.33) |
| BDI-D | ||
| Mean Pre-deployment (SD) | -- | 2.27 (3.14) |
| Mean Acute post-deployment (SD) | -- | 2.54 (3.90) |
| Mean Chronic post-deployment (SD) | -- | 5.65 (6.23) |
| BDI-2 | ||
| Mean Pre-deployment (SD) | -- | 6.25 (6.79) |
| Mean Acute post-deployment (SD) | -- | 7.46 (8.12) |
| Mean Chronic post-deployment (SD) | -- | 13.41 (11.97) |
| DRRI US | ||
| Mean Acute post-deployment (SD) | -- | 33.60 (11.48) |
| Mean Chronic post-deployment (SD) | -- | 47.97 (10.31) |
| DRRI GPDS | ||
| Mean Acute post-deployment (SD) | -- | 54.70 (10.16) |
| Mean Chronic post-deployment (SD) | 38.28 (8.04) |
Note. All demographic variables were assessed at pre-deployment except for parental education level, which as assessed at the chronic post-deployment timepoint. DRRI DCON was assessed at acute post-deployment, DRRI PDS was assessed at chronic post-deployment, and QUIC was assessed at chronic post-deployment. Acute post-deployment refers to the interval from 3–6 months after returning from deployment; chronic post-deployment refers to the interval between 8 – 10 years following return from deployment. GED = General education degree; QUIC = Questionnaire of Unpredictability in Childhood; BDI-A = Beck Depression Inventory Anhedonia Items; BDI-D = Beck Depression Inventory Depression items; BDI-2 = Beck Depression Inventory Two; DRRI = Deployment Risk and Resilience Inventory; DCON = Deployment Concerns subscale; PDS = Post-deployment stressors subscale; US = Unit support subscale; GPDS = General post-deployment support subscale. N = 221 for chronic post-deployment; N = 205 for acute post-deployment.