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. 2014 Jul 5;14:193. doi: 10.1186/1471-244X-14-193

Table 1.

Group means, standard deviations and differences of the demographic and clinical data for the PTSD and the Non-PTSD Group

  PTSD
Non-PTSD
Statistics for group differences
M/n (range) SD/% M/n SD/%
Age (Years)
36.74
9.67
31.88
6.83
t(49) = 1.85
p = .071
Education (Years)
5.59
5.46
18.68
3.46
t(46.05) = -10.41
p < .001
Regions of Origin N%
 
 
 
 
χ 2 (3, 51) = .11
p = .991
Middle and Far East
18
52.9%
9
53%
 
 
The Balkans
5
14.7%
2
11.8%
 
 
Africa
9
26.5%
5
29.4%
 
 
India
2
5.9%
1
5.9%
 
 
Number of Traumatic Event Types (Self-experienced)
5.47
2.35
1.24
1.40
t(47.41) = 8.05
p < .001
(2-11)
Number of Traumatic Event Types (Witnessed)
3.47
2.34
1.24
1.15
t(49.00) = 4.58
p < .001
(0-9)
Time elapsed since the worst traumatic event (Years)
9.74
8.82
7.45
4.80
t(32.11) = -1.09
p = .284
PTSD Symptom Severity
82.56
15.54
0.94
2.66
t(36.71) = 29.76
p < .001
(55-113)
Hamilton-Depression Severity
20.32
8.77
2.24
2.51
t(42.37) = 11.14
p < .001
(6-37)
Shutdown Dissociation Score 17.50
8.33 0.94 1.25 t(35.88) = 11.34 p < .001
(2-33)

Note. Mean (M), Standard Deviation (SD), absolute number of respondents (n), PTSD = Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. For group differences, t-tests were used for continuous variables and χ 2 tests were applied for nominal variables.