Table 6.

Comparison of Involuntary and Voluntary Memories from Experiment 2

Variable	Means				ANOVAs (F1,84)
	Involuntary		Voluntary		Group Voluntary/ Involuntary		Inter- action
	Control Group	PTSD Group	Control Group	PTSD Group
Emotions
Intensity	2.82	4.00	2.63	3.78	17.88****	8.63***	0.04
Reaction	2.38	3.29	2.16	3.10	11.00**	12.87***	0.10
Mood Change	3.05	4.30	2.86	3.97	17.73****	11.87***	0.95
Valence	0.31	−0.29	0.41	0.07	5.41*	8.07**	2.60
Rehearsal
Rehearsal	3.22	3.91	3.37	4.24	8.66**	13.77***	1.84
Involuntary	3.19	4.14	3.10	4.10	10.99**	0.93	0.15
Centrality
Life-Story	2.85	4.05	2.89	4.18	14.83***	1.37	0.43
Sensory and Language Processes
See	5.85	5.95	5.77	5.96	0.40	0.46	0.74
Field	5.64	5.96	5.74	5.97	1.73	1.64	1.23
Setting	5.92	5.83	5.95	5.92	0.08	1.66	0.57
Hear	4.01	4.74	4.02	4.73	4.21*	0.01	0.02
Smell	1.92	2.44	1.94	2.40	2.26	0.01	0.31
In-Words	3.26	3.64	3.23	3.55	0.83	1.23	0.38
Narrative
Story	4.77	5.44	4.78	5.50	4.30*	0.38	0.15
Pieces	2.92	2.73	2.97	2.65	0.69	0.03	0.91
Metacognitive Judgments
Reliving	4.11	4.83	4.04	4.49	2.97	6.60*	2.69
Belief	5.82	6.18	5.85	6.23	2.95	1.47	0.04
Reported Properties of Events
Specific	0.55	0.53	0.55	0.54	0.06	0.11	0.01
Age-of-Memory1	4.23	4.64	4.35	4.79	1.50	5.72*	0.08
Trauma Related	0.28	0.44	0.26	0.42	5.78*	0.80	0.01

Note:

^*p < .05,

^**p < .01,

^***p < .001.

¹years between the event and the testing.