Table 5.

Relationship of preburn behavioral problems, paternal PTSS, and covariates with father- and child-reported behavioral problems 12 months postburn

	Model 3 Internalizing problems								Model 4 Externalizing problems
	Father reports				Child reports				Father reports				Child reports
	B	CI	SE	β	B	CI	SE	β	B	CI	SE	β	B	CI	SE	β
Direct effects
Preburn behavioral problems	0.79	0.21, 1.26	.27	.50	−0.30	−1.05, .56	.42	−.17	0.84	0.08, 1.37	.32	.53	0.02	−0.80, .90	.44	.01
PTSS 1 month postburn	−0.38	−0.79, −0.12	.16	−.50	−0.05	−0.66, 0.41	.27	−.06	−0.23	−0.70, 0.10	.20	−.30	0.00	−0.55, 0.39	.23	−.01
PTSS 12 months postburn	0.31	0.03, 0.68	.16	.35	0.18	−0.52, 0.69	.31	.18	0.16	−0.27, 0.43	.16	.18	0.16	−0.44, 0.60	.25	.17
Percentage TBSA	0.07	−0.31, 0.40	.19	.09	−0.15	−0.73, 0.33	.24	−.16	0.03	−0.37, 0.66	.24	.03	−0.20	−0.65, 0.54	.28	−.23
Child gendera	6.45	−0.11, 11.95	3.09	.31	5.22	−5.30, 15.21	5.27	.23	0.81	−9.11, 8.07	4.25	.04	−4.83	−15.13, 3.34	4.62	−.22
Child age	−0.61	−2.04, 0.60	.66	−.15	0.75	−1.60, 2.64	1.06	.17	−0.52	−2.00, 0.98	.77	−.13	0.13	−1.89, 1.94	.95	.03
PTSS T1 →PTSS T2	0.41	0.16, 0.75	.15	.47	0.41	0.16, 0.75	.15	.47	0.40	0.16, 0.76	.15	.47	0.40	0.16, 0.76	.15	.47
Indirect effects
PTSS T1 →PTSS T2 → behavioral problems	0.13	0.02, 0.43	.09	.16	0.07	−0.19, 0.39	.14	.08	.06	−0.07, 0.26	.08	.08	0.06	−0.15, 0.33	.12	.08
Explained variance	52 %				14 %				36 %				16 %

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

^a0 = boy, 1 = girl