Table 3.

Correlations between pre-, peri-, post-trauma variables and the acute stress disorder scale total, Pearson's r

Measure	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1. Female	–
2. Age	.26**	–
3. Prior robbery	.20*	.47**	–
4. Prior trauma exposure	−.08	.12	.13	–
5. Life change	.26**	−.15	.15	.15	–
6. Proximity to the robber	.09	.07	−.07	.07	−.12	–
7. Helplessness	.18*	−.11	.08	.16*	.19*	.21*	–
8. Perceived life threat	−.06	−.05	−.08	.08	−.13	.30**	.06	–
9. CSS POS	−.05	.06	.04	−.17*	−.15	−.06	−.12	−.01	–
10. CSS NEG	.13	−.04	−.01	.26**	.18*	.08	.07	−.02	−.32**	–
11. CSS SATISFAC	−.13	.10	−.13	−.16	−.17*	−.10	−.13	−.11	.60**	−.52**	–
12. Perceived safety	−.24**	.06	−.09	−.14	−.21**	−.05	−.37**	−.22**	.24**	−.34**	.34**	–
13. ASDS total	.23**	−.07	.12	.23**	.25**	.16*	.49**	.29**	−.24**	.28**	−.28**	−.78**

Abbreviations: ASDS, Acute Stress Disorder Scale; CSS, Crisis Support Scale; CSS POS, positive social support; CSS NEG, feelings of being let down; CSS SATISFAC, social support satisfaction; N=152; age (n=150).Note:

^* p=<.05,

^** p=<.01, two-tailed.