Table 3.

Model parameter estimates for the effect of PTSD status on PCL total score and symptom clusters.

	PCL Total		PCL Intrusions		PCL Avoidance		PCL Numbing		PCL Hypervigilance
	Parameters	SE	Parameters	SE	Parameters	SE	Parameters	SE	Parameters	SE
Intercept	51.47^***	2.10	15.40^***	.65	6.54^***	.32	21.94^***	1.08	7.23^***	.34
Variance^I	131.36^***	21.97	16.77^***	3.00	3.48^***	.56	31.09^***	5.59	2.89^***	.59
Slope	−1.87^***	.36	−.63^***	.12	−.31^***	.05	−.59^***	.18	−.29^***	.04
Variance^S	2.20^**	.78	.30^**	.11	.05^***	.02	.36^*	.18	.03	.02
Covariance	−3.91	3.79	−.63	.50	−.20	.09	−.81	.93	.13^**	.05
PTSD Status	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE	B	SE
Intercept	10.10^***	2.28	1.87^*	.77	.90^**	.35	6.51^***	1.19	.73	.38
Slope	.72^****	.72	.35^**	.13	.15^**	.06	.06	.20	.13^**	.05

Note. Intercept is centered at Baseline. Slope and intercept parameters are presented as unstandardized parameters (i.e., raw PCL scores). Parameters = Unstandardized Parameters. Variance^I = Intercept Variance. Variance^S = Slope Variance. PTSD status coded as 0 = subclinical PTSD, 1 = clinical PTSD. SE = Standard error.

p ≤ .05.

^**

p ≤ .01.

^***

p ≤ .001.

^****

p ≤ .10.