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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Trauma. 2019 May 27;11(8):927–935. doi: 10.1037/tra0000476

Table 1.

Pearson Correlations between STRESS Variables and Alternative Measures of Symptomatology

Variable	DERS Disrupted
Variable	DASS Depression	DASS Anxiety	DASS Stress Reactivity	Emotion Regulation	Prenatal Distress	Perceived Stress
Total Trauma Domains	41^**	39^**	41^**	.20^*	.26^**	35^**
Intrusive	29^**	32^**	.36^**	.30^**	.33^**	29^**
Avoidance	.26^**	.26^**	34^**	.22*	.30^**	34^**
Mood/Cognition	33^**	.36^**	.36^**	.32^**	.30^**	.32^**
Arousal/Reactivity	.26^**	31^**	35^**	.25^**	27^**	33 ^**
Dissociation	.12	.14^*	.16^*	.19^*	.17^*	.19^*
Total Symptoms	32^**	.36^***	.38^**	31^**	33^**	34^**

Note. N = 170. DASS = Depression, Anxiety, Stress Scales; DERS = Disrupted Emotion Regulation Scale.

^*

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p < .001