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. 2017 Jun 9;8(sup2):1321357. doi: 10.1080/20008198.2017.1321357

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics and symptom severity with regard to PTSD, anxiety and depression for the total sample and the five linguistic groups.

  Total sample Indo-Iranian Niger-Congo Semitic South Slavic Germanic
Total sample size 1256 262 134 288 199 373
Sample size for HTQ 1247 259 132 286 197 373
Sample size for HSCL-25 756 218 123 257 158 N.A.
Gender: n (%) males 896 (71%) 200 (76%) 77 (58%) 227 (79%) 131 (66%) 261 (70%)
Mean age (SD) 43.3 (11.0) 42.4 (11.0) 30.9 (7.9) 42.2 (9.6) 45.5 (9.0) 48.1 (10.0)
Mean PTSD symptom severity (SD) 2.9 (.6) 3.0 (.6) 3.0 (.6) 3.1 (.5) 3.1 (.5) 2.5 (.7)
N (%) symptomatic for PTSD 913 (74%) 207 (81%) 102 (78%) 252 (89%) 168 (86%) 184 (49%)
Mean (SD) symptom severity anxiety 2.9 (.7)a 2.8 (.7) 2.9 (.7) 3.0 (.6) 3.0 (.6) N.A.
N (%) symptomatic for anxiety disorder 713 (94%)a 200 (92%) 117 (95%) 243 (95%) 151 (97%) N.A.
Mean (SD) symptom severity depression 2.9 (.6)a 2.9 (.6) 3.0 (.6) 3.0 (.6) 2.9 (.6) N.A.
N (%) symptomatic for depressive disorder 721 (96%)a 206 (96%) 117 (95%) 249 (98%) 147 (95%) N.A.

aSolely based on the linguistic groups of Indo-Iranian, Niger-Congo, Semitic, and South Slavic languages because the HSCL-25 was not administered to participants in the linguistic group of Germanic languages; N.A. = Not available.

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