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Published in final edited form as: Violence Against Women. 2008 Jun;14(6):634–654. doi: 10.1177/1077801208319283

Table 4.

Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analysis Predicting Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Predictor	R² Change	R²	Change F	P
Step 1: Physical abuse	.075	.075	8.98	<.001
CTS-Minor
CTS-Severe
CTS-Sexual coercion
Step 2: Physical injury	.049	.124	9.2	<.001
Minor injuries^c
Severe injuries
Step 3: Psychological abuse or stalking	.081	.205	11.1	<.001
PMWI-Emotional and verbal^a
PMWI-Dominance and isolation
SBC-Harassing behavior^b
Step 1: Psychological abuse or stalking	.168	.168	22.3	<.001
PMWI-Emotional and verbal^a
PMWI-Dominance and isolation
SBC- Harassing behavior^b
Step 2: Physical abuse	.008	.008	1.1	ns
CTS-Minor
CTS-Severe
CTS-Sexual coercion
Step 3: Physical injury	.029	.205	5.97	<.05
Minor injuries^c
Severe injuries

Note: CTS = Conflict Tactics Scale; PMWI = Psychological Maltreatment of Women Inventory; SBC = Stalking Behavior Checklist.

Significant independent predictor in full model: β =.172, t = 2.53, p < .05.

Significant independent predictor in full model: β = .148, t = 2.60, p < .05.

Significant independent predictor in full model: β = .167, t = 2.20, p < .05.