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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Trauma Stress. 2014 Jan 28;27(1):82–89. doi: 10.1002/jts.21878

Table 1.

Demographic, Substance Use, and PTSD Characteristics at Baseline

Variable Seeking Safety (n = 176)
Women’s Health Education (n = 177)
M or n SD or % M or n SD or %
Age (years) 39.36 9.50 39.04 9.12
Race/ethnicity (%)
 African American/Black 58 33.0 62 35.0
 Caucasian 83 47.2 78 44.1
 Latina/Hispanic 7 4.0 16 9.0
 Multiracial/Other 28 15.9 21 11.9
Education (years) 12.65 2.32 12.42 2.56
Prescribed a medication for sleep (%) 21 11.9 22 14.4
Days of substance use (past 30 days) 8.96 11.14 8.44 11.14
 0 (%) 67 38.1 75 42.4
 1–12 (%) 56 31.8 47 26.6
 ≥ 13 (%) 53 30.1 55 31.1
CAPS (baseline)
 PTSD severity (total) 61.56 19.36 64.16 19.40
 Insomnia (%) 138 78.4 134 75.7
 Nightmare (%) 113 64.2 103 58.2
PSS-SR (baseline)
 PTSD severity (total) 45.53 15.25 45.59 15.34
 Insomnia (%) 123 69.9 122 68.9
 Nightmares (%) 79 44.9 71 40.1

Note. N = 353. No group differences were statistically significant. CAPS = Clinician Administered PTSD Scale; PTSD = posttraumatic stress disorder; PSS-SR = Posttraumatic Stress Scale-Self-Report.