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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 5.
Published in final edited form as: Personal Disord. 2012 Jan 23;3(4):406–414. doi: 10.1037/a0026184

Table 2.

Regression models of PCL-R factor and facet scores and MBPD scale scores in the prediction of PTE and PTSD.

Predictors PTE PTSD

β R2 ΔR2 β R2 ΔR2


Model 1
 Step 1 .12 -- .09 --
  PCL–R F1 −.11 −.10
  PCL–R F2 .39** .34**
 Step 2 .14 .02* .32 .23**
  PCL–R F1 −.10 −.08
  PCL–R F2 .31** .07
  MBPD .15* .55**
Model 2
 Step 1 .11 -- .11 --
  PCL–R Interpersonal −.07 −.12
  PCL–R Affective −.05 .01
  PCL–R Lifestyle .24* .09
  PCL–R Antisocial .18* .30**
 Step 2 .13 .02* .32 .21**
  PCL–R Interpersonal −.04 −.03
  PCL–R Affective −.07 −.06
  PCL–R Lifestyle .21* .01
  PCL–R Antisocial .11 .07
  MBPD .17* .55**
*

p < .05,

**

p < .01. PCL-R = Psychopathy Checklist-Revised, F1 = Factor 1, F2 = Factor 2; PTE = potentially traumatic events. MBPD = Minnesota Borderline Personality Disorder scale. Sample sizes range from 215–226.