TABLE 1.
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 |
Principal axis factor analysis of weighted (see the text for a discussion of weighting) tetrachoric correlation matrix of responses to dichotomous symptom questions.