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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Trauma. 2015 Oct 12;8(5):626–633. doi: 10.1037/tra0000085

Table 4.

Hierarchical Regression with Firing/Killing and Killing Predicting CAPS Severity after Adjusting for Alcohol Misuse, Race, and Other Types of Combat.

Full sample (n = 68) B β ΔR2 F ΔF
Predictor
Step 1
AUDIT total .47 2.12***
Race .31 18.15**
Other Combat Experiences .37 2.70 .49 15.52*** 15.52***
Step 2
Fired/Killed .22 11.56 .02 12.57*** 2.39

Men only (n = 62) B β ΔR2 F ΔF
Predictor

Step 1
AUDIT total .50 2.21***
Race .28 16.53*
Other Combat Experiences .39 3.00** .54 17.23*** 17.23***
Step 2
Fired/Killed .16 8.79 .01 13.33*** 1.30

Full sample (n = 68) B β ΔR2 F ΔF
Predictor

Step 1
AUDIT total .47 2.11***
Race .35 20.10**
Other Combat Experiences .13 .84 .48 14.92*** 14.92***
Step 2
Killed in combat .36 19.42* .07 14.40*** 7.14*

Men only (n = 62) B β ΔR2 F ΔF
Predictor

Step 1
AUDIT total .51 2.21***
Race .32 19.34**
Other Combat Experiences .16 1.12 .53 15.78*** 15.78***
Step 2
Killed in combat .36 19.11* .07 15.25*** 7.02*

Note.

***

p < .001,

**

p < .01,

*

p < .05