Table 1. Descriptive and Clinical Characteristics.
| Total Sample | |
|---|---|
| Age [M(SD)] | 37.27(10.05) |
| Gender (n, % Male) | 1586 (80%) |
| Race | |
| n, % Black or African American | 966 (49%) |
| n, % White (including Hispanic) | 921 (46%) |
| n, % Other | 94 (5%) |
| Education [M(SD)] | 13.46 (3.42) |
| Marital Status | |
| n, % Married (including separated) | 1193 (60%) |
| Number of Times Divorced [M(SD)] | 0.52 (0.74) |
| Military Status | |
| n, % Active Duty | 122 (6%) |
| n, % Reserve Forces Dutya | 662 (34%) |
| n, % Discharged | 1197 (60%) |
| Combat Exposure Scale [M(SD)] | 11.73 (10.72) |
| Employment Status (n, % Working) | 1287 (65%) |
| Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale, 25-item [M(SD)] | 72.66(18.44) |
| Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Lifetime (n, %) | 683 (39%) |
| SCL 90-R (Global Severity Index) [M(SD)] | 0.93 (0.85) |
Note. N= 1981. SCL-90-R = Symptom Checklist Revised;
a
Reserve Forces Duty includes study participants serving in the National Guard or Reserves