Table 1.
Symptom | Model 1 | Model 2 | Model 3 | Model 4 |
---|---|---|---|---|
1. Intrusive thoughts | Re | Re | Re | Re |
2. Nightmares | Re | Re | Re | Re |
3. Flashbacks | Re | Re | Re | Re |
4. Emotional cue reactivity | Re | Re | Re | Re |
5. Physiological cue reactivity | Re | Re | Re | Re |
6. Avoidance of thoughts | Av | Av | Av | Av |
7. Avoidance of reminders | Av | Av | Av | Av |
8. Trauma-related amnesia | NACM | NACM | NACM | NA |
9. Negative beliefs | NACM | NACM | NACM | NA |
10. Blame of self or others | NACM | NACM | NACM | NA |
11. Negative trauma-related emotions | NACM | NACM | NACM | NA |
12. Loss of interest | NACM | NACM | An | An |
13. Detachment | NACM | NACM | An | An |
14. Restricted affect | NACM | NACM | An | An |
15. Irritability/anger | H | EB | DA | EB |
16. Self-destructive/reckless behaviour | H | EB | DA | EB |
17. Hypervigilance | H | AA | AA | AA |
18. Exaggerated startle response | H | AA | AA | AA |
19. Difficulty concentrating | H | DA | DA | DA |
20. Sleep disturbance | H | DA | DA | DA |
Note. Model 1=four-factor DSM-5 model; Model 2=six-factor externalising behaviours model; Model 3=six-factor anhedonia model; Model 4=seven-factor hybrid model; Re=re-experiencing; Av=avoidance; NACM=negative alterations in cognitions and mood; NA=negative affect; An=anhedonia; H=hyperarousal; DA=dysphoric arousal; AA=anxious arousal; EB=externalising behaviours.