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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 6.
Published in final edited form as: J Trauma Stress. 2010 Oct;23(5):623–630. doi: 10.1002/jts.20568

Table 1.

Descriptive Data and Pearson Correlations among Predictor and Criterion Variables

Variable 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 M or % SD
1. Number of traumas 7.81 6.08
2. BFI – Neuroticism .00 24.95 7.23
3. Participant sex −.23* .17 63.1%
women
4. Distress Tolerance Scale −.08 −.64** −.08 3.28 0.96
5. Discomfort Intolerance Scale .06 .34** .16 −.31** 12.27 4.69
6. Mirror-Tracing Task duration .13 −.06 −.20 −.01 −.05 127.59 187.63
7. Breath-Holding Task duration .20 −.21 −.38** .05 .04 .62** 47.99 21.03
8. PTSD symptom severity .19 .37** −.20 −.42** .05 −.09 −.13 13.87 17.10

Note. N = 81. Total number of traumas = CAPS–Life Events Checklist; BFI-Neuroticism = Big Five Inventory – Neuroticism subscale; Participant sex (1 = men, 2 = women); Distress Tolerance Scale = Distress Tolerance Scale–Total score; Discomfort Intolerance Scale = Discomfort Intolerance Scale – Total score; Mirror-Tracing Task duration = Mirror-Tracing Task duration–in seconds; Breath-Holding Task duration = Breath-Holding Task duration–in seconds; PTSD symptom severity = CAPS–Total PTSD symptom severity (frequency + intensity).

*

p <.05.

**

p <.01.

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