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. 2016 Jul 1;25(7):729–737. doi: 10.1089/jwh.2015.5328

Table 2.

Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

  PTSD % (n) or M (SD) N  = 53 No PTSD % (n) or M (SD) N = 51 Total sample % (n) or M (SD) N = 104
At least one traumatic event 100.0 (53)a 88.2 (45) 94.2 (98)
Two or more types of trauma 88.7 (47)b 70.6 (36) 79.8 (83)
Mean number of different types of traumatic events 3.94 (2.07)a 2.51 (1.80) 3.24 (2.06)
Trauma symptom severity 27.89 (10.06)a 9.88 (9.25) 19.06 (13.21)
Serious accident or fire 41.5 (22)a 13.7 (7) 27.9(29)
Natural disaster 17.0 (9) 25.5 (13) 21.2 (22)
Nonsexual assault by someone you know 43.4 (23)b 21.6 (11) 32.7 (34)
Nonsexual assault by a stranger 41.5 (22)b 17.6 (9) 29.8 (31)
Sexual assault by a family member or someone you know 39.6 (21) 29.4 (15) 34.6 (36)
Sexual assault by a stranger 45.3 (24) 33.3 (17) 39.4 (41)
Military combat/war zone 1.9 (1) 0.0 (0) 1.0 (1)
Sexual contact when younger than 18 years old by someone >5 years older than you 45.3 (24) 27.5 (14) 36.5 (38)
Imprisonment 58.5 (31) 45.1 (23) 51.9 (54)
Torture 7.5 (4) 9.8 (5) 8.7 (9)
Life threatening illness 30.2 (16)b 13.7 (7) 22.1 (23)
Other traumatic event 22.6 (12) 13.7 (7) 18.3 (19)
a

p < 0.005.

b

p < 0.05.