Table 4.

Relationship of preburn behavioral problems, maternal posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS), and covariates with mother- and child-reported behavioral problems 12 months postburn

	Model 1 Internalizing problems								Model 2 Externalizing problems
	Mother reports				Child reports				Mother reports				Child reports
	B	CI	SE	β	B	CI	SE	β	B	CI	SE	β	B	CI	SE	β
Direct effects
Preburn behavioral problems	0.50	0.00, 1.04 a	.27	.34	0.27	−0.46, 1.05	.38	.15	1.02	0.56, 1.48	.24	.57	0.48	−0.20, 1.17	.35	.27
PTSS 1 month postburn	0.02	−0.20, 0.19	.10	.03	−0.06	−0.34, 0.25	.15	−.07	−0.16	−0.41, 0.04	.11	−.22	−0.15	−0.42, 0.17	.15	−.21
PTSS 12 months postburn	0.29	0.06, 0.53	.12	.39	0.14	−0.32, 0.57	.22	.15	0.23	−0.04, 0.52	.14	.26	0.13	−0.26, 0.50	.19	.15
Percentage TBSA	−0.07	−0.22, 0.04	.07	−.10	−0.19	−0.50, −0.04	.14	−.22	−0.20	−0.33, −0.06	.07	−.24	−0.21	−0.43, −0.07	.10	−.26
Child genderb	1.81	−5.43, 7.31	3.13	.09	3.25	−5.96, 12.55	4.74	.13	−3.42	−9.35, 2.23	2.97	−.14	−4.88	−11.44, 1.96	3.35	−.21
Child age	0.00	−0.91, 1.12	.51	.00	−0.67	−2.48, 1.06	.92	−.15	−0.64	−1.59, 0.29	.48	−.14	−0.98	−2.28, 0.31	.67	−.23
PTSS T1 →PTSS T2	0.54	0.36, 0.68	.08	.64	0.54	0.36, 0.68	.08	.64	0.53	0.36, 0.68	.08	.64	0.53	0.36, 0.68	.08	.64
Indirect effects
PTSS T1 →PTSS T2 → behavioral problems	0.16	0.04, 0.32	.07	.25	0.07	−0.16, 0.32	.12	.10	0.12	−0.02, 0.30	.08	.16	0.07	−0.14, 0.27	.10	.10
Explained variance	30 %				13 %				44 %				24 %

CI Bootstrap bias-corrected two-sided 95 % confidence interval. Effects that are statistically significant are written in bold, TBSA Total burned surface area

^a p = .06

^b0 = boy, 1 = girl