Table 1.

Descriptive Results for Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms, Severity Indices, and Services Receipt

Measure	Overall sample	Girls only	Boys only	T score,OR [95% CI], or RRR [95% CI]
PTSS score at baseline
Mean (SD); Range	51.74 (11.25); 33–87	51.55 (10.91); 33–83	52.39 (12.37); 34–87	t=0.59, ns
PTSS score at 18 months
Mean (SD); Range	49.55 (10.13); 33–76	49.70 (10.30); 33–76	49.00 (9.58); 34–72	t=−0.52, ns
PTSS score at 36 months
Mean (SD); Range	48.90 (10.32); 33–87	48.92 (9.99); 33–87	48.86 (11.43); 34–80	t=−0.04, ns
PTSD-consistent score at baseline  (percent t scores ≥ 65)	13.9	13.3	15.7	0.79 [0.44, 1.42]
PTSD-consistent score at 18 months  (percent t scores ≥ 65)	9.7	10.0	8.5	0.90 [0.53, 1.54]
PTSD-consistent score at 36 months  (percent t scores ≥ 65)	8.3	7.6	11.0	0.79 [0.46, 1.36]
Harm
Mean (SD); Range	1.84 (1.08); 0–3	1.92 (1.06); 0–3	1.56 (1.10); 0–3	t=−2.66**
Percent substantiated	72.0	77.0	55.1	2.73** [1.66, 4.49]
Percent penetrative abuse	48.6	50.7	41.8	1.37 [0.85, 2.21]
Percent multiple-maltreated	41.7	41.6	42.2	1.02 [0.64, 1.65]
Duration of abuse
% incident lasting “days”	21.5	22.4	18.4	1.24 [0.55, 2.79]1
% incident lasting “weeks”	5.8	5.2	8.2	0.64 [0.19, 2.21]1
% incident lasting “months”	72.6	72.4	73.5	–
Percent receiving CPS services	86.1	83.5	88.8	0.74 [0.35, 1.53]

^*p<0.05;

^**p<0.01

¹Relative risk ratio for girls compared to boys, for period of time indicated compared to “months”