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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 28.
Published in final edited form as: Depress Anxiety. 2014 Jun;31(6):494–505. doi: 10.1002/da.22279

TABLE 1.

Rotated (promax) standardized regression coefficients based on EFA of CIDI PTSD symptom questions (n = 23,936)a

I II III IV
I. Re-experiencing
Repeated unwanted memories of random event .84 .11 .00 .03
Repeated unpleasant dreams about random event .79 .06 –.02 .05
Flashbacks of random event happening .84 .06 –.07 .05
Get very upset when reminded of random event .87 .00 .10 –.05
Have physical reactions when reminded of random event .59 –.05 .16 .20
II. Avoidance
Try not to think about random event .13 .82 –.05 .10
Purposely stay away from things that remind of random event –.03 .75 .28 .05
III. Numbing
Unable to remember important parts of random event –.01 .48 .46 –.10
Lose interest in things used to enjoy .14 .09 .84 –.11
Feel emotionally distant/cut-off from people .08 .14 .84 –.03
Trouble feeling love/happiness toward others –.06 .12 .87 .08
Feel no reason to plan for the future –.07 .09 .79 .11
IV. Arousal
Trouble falling asleep during random event .32 –.12 .18 .50
More irritable than usual during random event .09 –.17 .37 .55
More trouble concentrating during random event .21 –.20 .50 .39
Much more alert/watchful with no real need –.03 .22 –.14 .94
More easily startled by ordinary noises .08 .11 –.01 .83
a

Principal axis factor analysis of weighted (see the text for a discussion of weighting) tetrachoric correlation matrix of responses to dichotomous symptom questions.