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. 2020 Mar 5;88(5):455–469. doi: 10.1037/ccp0000488

Table 1. Patient Characteristics for Both Samples.

Sample 1 (n = 248) Sample 2 (n = 234)
Variable n % M (SD) n % M (SD)
Note. n = number of available responses for each variable; % = percentage of total sample; GCSE = General Certificate of Secondary Education.
Age 248 38.90 (11.23) 234 37.82 (11.14)
Months since main index traumatic event 238 37.61 (57.94) 232 52.34 (78.45)
Weekly treatment sessions 248 11.55 (4.63) 233 10.81 (4.35)
Gender
 Female 105 42.3 103 44.0
 Male 143 57.7 131 56.0
Relationship
 Married/cohabit 87 35.1 92 39.3
 Divorced/separated/widowed 46 18.5 28 12.0
 Never married 108 43.5 106 45.3
 No information 7 2.8 8 3.4
Ethnicity
 Black 64 25.8 56 23.9
 Caucasian 138 55.6 150 64.1
 Other 46 18.5 28 12.0
Education
 University 71 28.6 69 29.5
 A-levels 37 14.9 30 12.8
 GCSE 69 27.8 53 22.6
 Other 54 21.8 37 15.8
 No information 17 6.9 45 19.2
Employment
 Employed/self-employed 93 37.5 109 46.6
 Student 12 4.8 10 4.3
 Sick leave 34 13.7 13 5.6
 Disability/retired 22 8.9 12 5.1
 Unemployed 73 29.4 76 32.5
 No information 14 5.6 14 6.0
Type of main traumatic event
 Interpersonal violence 144 58.1 147 62.8
 Accident or disaster 51 20.6 47 20.1
 Death or harm to others 23 9.3 28 12.0
 Other 30 12.1 12 5.1
Childhood trauma
 No 149 60.1 163 69.7
 Yes 34 13.7 29 12.4
 No information 65 26.2 42 17.9
Comorbid major depression
 No 124 50.0 111 47.4
 Yes 124 50.0 123 52.6