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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Oct 31.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2008 Feb 10;50(4):441–450. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-7610.2008.02004.x

Table 4.

Results of logistic regression analyses relating parental violence characteristics to posttraumatic stress disorder and major depressive episode among adolescents who witnessed parental violence

Predictor Posttraumatic stress disordera
Major depressive episodeb
Wald OR CI (95%) Wald OR CI (95%)
Age group 2.31 2.17 .80–5.88 7.29 3.53** 1.41–8.83
Gender 2.02 .43 .14–1.37 1.69 .55 .23–1.35
Trauma history .15 1.26 .39–4.07 .27 .74 .24–2.26
Multiple incidents of witnessed parental violence 2.53 2.62 .80–8.61 .92 1.62 .60–4.37
Age group at first incident .02 1.11 .24–5.16 1.60 2.28 .63–8.20
Age group at last incident .15 1.30 .34–4.90 .02 1.08 .35–3.26
Perpetrator gender .04 1.14 .34–3.84 .02 1.08 .36–3.22
Feared injury or death 5.72 5.84* 1.37–24.82 10.49 8.07** 2.28–28.55
Feared parent injury 3.35 6.71 .87–51.68 .33 1.46 .40–5.30
Feared parent death .09 .81 .20–3.29 .01 .93 .29–3.04
Parent injury 1.40 .45 .12–1.69 7.08 .23** .77–.68
a

n = 243;

b

n = 247;

*

p < .05;

**

p < .01.

Note. OR = odds ratio. CI = confidence interval. Reference groups for predictor variables were as follows: age group: 12–14 years (vs. 15–17); gender: male; trauma history: no history of direct victimization; multiple incidents of witnessed violence: one incident; age group at first or last incident: 12–14 years (vs. 15–17); perpetrator gender: female; feared injury/death: ‘no.’