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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Violence. 2017 Oct 19;8(5):570–579. doi: 10.1037/vio0000154

Table 5.

Univariate Effects, Estimated Mean Scores, and Pairwise Comparisons for the Six Dimensions of Emotional Regulation Difficulties Across the Three Latent Classes and the Non-Victimized Group

Dimensions of Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Groups Means (SE) F-ratio η2partial Pairwise comparisons
Nonacceptance of emotional responses DRV 14.35 (.48) 14.74*** .08 RV, CASA, ASA > NV
CASA 14.50 (.71)
ASA 12.53 (.52)
NV 10.34 (.47)
Difficulties engaging in goal-directed behavior when distressed DRV 15.29 (.41) 13.05*** .08 RV, CASA, ASA > NV
CASA 15.08 (.60)
ASA 13.89 (.45)
NV 11.97 (.40)
Difficulties controlling impulsive behaviors when distressed DRV 12.90 (.38) 21.40*** .12 RV > ASA; RV, CASA, ASA > NV
CASA 11.78 (.56)
ASA 10.93 (.41)
NV 8.79 (.37)
Limited access to effective emotion regulation strategies DRV 18.65 (.53) 22.15*** .12 RV > ASA; RV, CASA, ASA > NV
CASA 17.18 (.79)
ASA 16.30 (.59)
NV 12.75 (.52)
Lack of emotional awareness DRV 14.46 (.40) 6.74*** .04 RV > NV
CASA 12.98 (.59)
ASA 13.23 (.44)
NV 11.94 (.39)
Lack of emotional clarity DRV 11.37 (.30) 14.30*** .08 RV > CASA, ASA, NV; ASA > NV
CASA 9.93 (.45)
ASA 10.18 (.33)
NV 8.61 (.29)

Note. DRV = High severity developmental revictimization (Class 1; N = 145); CASA = Low severity child/adolescent sexual abuse (Class 2; N = 68); ASA = Low severity adulthood sexual assault (Class 3; N = 122); NV = Non-Victims (N = 156). Pairwise comparisons were conducted using the Bonferroni correction term (α = .003).

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p < .001