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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Trauma. 2016 Nov 28;10(2):131–139. doi: 10.1037/tra0000220

Table 2.

Global Endorsement of Use of PE with Endorsement of Components (N = 87).

Variable Overall Rare/None (−10%) Occasional (10–50%) Frequent (51–90+%)
N 37 29 21

Key Components
 Construct In Vivo Hierarchy 60.9% (53) 59.5% (22) 44.8% (13) 85.7% (18)
 Assigned In Vivo Homework 65.5% (57) 64.9% (24) 51.7% (15) 85.7% (18)
 Conduct 30 to 45 Min IE 48.3% (42) 37.8% (14) 34.5% (10) 85.7% (18)
 Process Imaginal Exposure 48.3% (42) 40.1% (15) 34.5% (10) 81.0% (17)
Other Components
 Describe Imaginal Exposure 66.7% (58) 59.5% (22) 58.6% (17) 90.5% (19)
 Teach Breath Training 57.5% (50) 48.6% (18) 55.2% (16) 76.2% (16)
 Conduct Imaginal Exposure Hot Spots 43.7% (38) 37.8% (14) 31.0% (9) 71.4% (15)
 Listen to Audiotape of Session 40.2% (35) 24.3% (9) 34.5% (10) 76.2% (16)
 Listen to Audiotape of IE 41.4% (36) 29.8% (11) 34.5% (10) 71.4% (15)
 View Educational DVD 29.9% (26) 18.9% (7) 31.0% (9) 47.6% (10)
 Administer Structured Trauma Interview 66.7% (58) 62.6% (23) 70.0% (20) 71.4% (15)
 Use Subjective Units of Distress Scale 62.1% (54) 48.6% (18) 58.6% (17) 90.5% (19)
 Discuss Avoidance PTSD 93.1% (81) 94.6% (35) 93.1% (27) 100% (21)
 Describe Trauma Reaction 92.0% (80) 89.2% (33) 89.7% (26) 100% (21)
 Review Homework 90.8% (79) 81.1% (30) 96.6% (28) 100% (21)