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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2014 Dec;16(6):1055–1061. doi: 10.1007/s10903-014-9995-9

TABLE I.

Item Loadings for Single Component (Cumulative) vs. Multiple Component (Specific) Trauma Models

Item CT PTO PTS LN AFF P/C
Witnessed physical harm of others .50 .71
Witnessed murder .55 .70
Witnessed execution of civilians .40 .64
Witnessed rotting corpses .58 .63
Searched arbitrarily .46 .39
Witnessed shelling, burning or razing .31 .38
Present during a search of your home .39 .31

Taken as a hostage .35 .91
Kidnapped .28 .91
Physically harmed or beaten .43 .78

Lack of food/clean water .18 .78
Had no access to medical care .22 .74
Lacked shelter .20 .71

Family or friend taken hostage .46 .97
Family or friend kidnapped .51 .96
Disappearance of family or friend .41 .37
Violent death of family member .28 .36

Forced to flee .23 .75
Forced to settle .27 .62
Oppressed .04 .52
Someone informed on you .30 .46
Witnessed desecration .26 .35

Note: Components are as follows (CT) Cumulative Trauma, (PTO) Physical Trauma to Others, (PTS) Physical Trauma to the Self, (LN) Lacked Necessities, (AFF) Abduction of Family member or Friend, and (P/C) Persecution/Coercion. No secondary loadings exceeded .30.