Table 3.

Comparison of PTSD for Current Trauma, Depression, and PTSD for Prior Trauma Across Intervention and Assessment Conditions.

		Intervention (n=69)	Assessment (n = 68)	Effect size

Primary Outcomes
PSS
	Week 4*	^a,y19.09±1.83 (15.51-22.68)	^b,y 24.54±1.70 (21.22-27.87)	0.38
	Week 12*	^a,z15.47±1.98 (11.60-19.34)	^b,z 20.33±1.80 (16.79-23.87)	0.34
BDI
	Baseline	^a,y18.60 ±1.51 (15.64-21.55)	^a,y 21.26±1.47 (18.38-24.14)
	Week 4*	^b,z 15.04±1.70 (11.72-18.37)	^a,y 21.37±1.63 (18.38-24.14)	0.35
PDS
	Baseline	^a,y18.90±1.80 (15.35-22.39)	^a,y 19.46±1.78 (15.97-22.95)
	Week 4	^a,y 18.90±2.34 (14.30-23.50)	^a,y 23.76±2.29 (19.27-28.24)	0.11

Baseline Covariates			p-value
ISRC-Numbing	3.10 (0.23)	2.50 (0.22)	0.06
ISRC- Depersonalization	1.97 (0.21)	1.55 (0.16)	0.1
IRSC-Dissociation	2.33 (0.22)	1.89 (0.20)	0.11
ISRC-Reexperiencing	4.84 (0.17)	4.20 (0.21)	0.02
CTQ	48.52 (2.91)	48.87 (2.60)	0.91

Note:

denotes significant main effect for group at p < 0.05 based on findings from mixed effect models.

denotes significant main effect for time at p < 0.05 based on findings from mixed effect models ± Values are standard errors.

Values in parenthesis are 95% CI. Means and standard errors are pooled estimates obtained from 100 datasets generated from multiple imputation. N=137 participants. ISRC = Initial Stress Reaction Checklist. BDI = Beck Depression Inventory. CTQ = Childhood Trauma Questionnaire. PDS = PTSD Diagnostic Scale. PSS-I = PTSD Symptom Scale – Interview † = Estimated mean based on linear mixed effect