Table 2.

Univariable regression analyses of different types of war experiences on psychotic symptoms.

S/no.	Types of war experiences	β	SE	95% CI	R 2	F-ratio	p value
1	Witnessing violence	.21	0.04	0.13 to 0.29	R2 = .05	F(1, 537) = 23.95	p < .001
2	Direct personal harm	.18	0.04	0.10 to 0.27	R2 = .04	F(1, 537) =18.27	p < .001
3	Threat to self	.16	0.04	0.08 to 0.25	R2 = .03	F(1, 537) =14.62	p < .001
4	Deaths	.18	0.04	0.09 to .26	R2 = .05	F(1, 537) =16.99	p < .001
5	Harm to loved ones	.04	0.05	0.04 to 0.13	R2 = .00	F(1, 537) = 0.77	ns
6	Material losses	.06	0.04	0.02 to 0.14	R2 = .001	F(1, 537) =1.96	ns
7	Threat to loved ones	.16	0.04	0.08 to 0.25	R2 = .03	F(1, 537) =14.62	p < .001
8	Displacement	.04	0.04	0.04 to 0.13	R2 = .000	F(1, 537) = 0.85	ns
9	Involvement in hostilities	.14	0.04	0.06 to 0.23	R2 = .02	F(1, 537) =11.15	p < .001
10	Separation	.07	0.04	0.01 to 0.16	R2 = .001	F(1, 537) = 3.01	ns
11	Sexual abuse	.19	0.04	0.11 to 0.28	R2 = .04	F(1, 537) =19.64	p < .001
12	General war experiences	.38	0.04	0.29 to 0.46	R2 = .15	F(1, 537) = 78.58	p < .001

R²: adjusted R-squared; SE: standard errors; CI: confidence interval; ns: not significant.