Table 2. Prevalence of DSM-IV mental disorders and association between being a civilian in a war zone/region of terror and subsequent first onset among people who were alive during WWII.

	Prevalence - total sample	Prevalence - civilians not in war zone	Prevalence - civilians in war zone	Demographic adjusted1
	% (SE)		% (SE)	OR (95% CI)
Mood Disorder
Major Depressive Disordera	11.0 (.3)	9.4 (.3)	17.3 (.4)	1.5 (1.1, 1.9)*
Anxiety Disorders
PTSDb	2.8 (.2)	2.4 (.2)	4.5 (.2)	1.3 (.8, 2.2)
Generalized Anxiety Disorderc	2.7 (.2)	2.4 (.2)	4.0 (.2)	1.2 (.8, 2.0)
Specific Phobiad	3.2 (.2)	3.2 (.2)	3.2 (.2)	1.2 (.7, 1.9)
Social Phobiae	1.1 (.1)	1.1 (.1)	1.0 (.1)	1.4 (.3, 6.1)
Panic Disorderf	1.4 (.1)	1.1 (.1)	2.5 (.2)	1.9 (.9, 4.1)
Agoraphobia with/without Panicg	.4 (.1)	.5 (.1)	.1 (.03)	.1 (.01, 1.0)
Any Anxiety Disorderh	8.6 (.3)	7.7 (.3)	12.3 (.3)	1.5 (1.1, 2.0)*
Substance Disorders
Alcoholi	3.9 (.2)	4.0 (.2)	3.8 (.2)	1.3 (.7, 2.3)

^*Significant at p<.05

¹All models controlled for sociodemographic predictors including person-year at risk, geographical region growing, WMH survey country, sex, and age at start of WWII

^aN=3356

^bN=3366

^cN=3368

^dN=3323

^eN=3367

^fN=3366

^gN=3369

^hN=3311

ⁱN=3370