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. 2019 Jun 24;13(1):63–73. doi: 10.1007/s40653-019-00256-2

Table 1.

Exposure to PTEs in Kenyan School Children

Potentially traumatic events Entire sample Full PTSD No PTSD Odds Ratio (OR) 95% confidence interval (CI) p value
N % N % N %
Being involved in post-election violence 337 13.9 148 22.6 189 10.6 2.46 1.94–3.12 <.001
Being in another kind of disaster, like a fire or flood 285 11.7 136 20.8 149 8.4 2.87 2.23–3.70 <.001
Being in a bad accident, like a very serious car accident 223 9.2 102 15.6 121 6.8 2.54 1.91–3.36 <.001
Being in a place where a war was going on around you 910 37.4 334 51.1 576 32.4 2.17 1.81–2.61 <.001
Being hit, punched, or kicked very hard at home (not ordinary fights) 582 23.9 237 36.1 345 19.4 2.34 1.92–2.86 <.001
Seeing a family member being hit, punched or kicked very hard at home 566 23.3 224 34.2 342 19.2 2.18 1.79–2.67 <.001
Being beaten up, shot at or threatened to be hurt badly in your area 412 17.0 182 27.8 230 13.0 2.58 2.07–3.22 <.001
Seeing someone in your area being beaten up, shot at or killed 1139 46.9 372 57.1 767 43.2 1.76 1.46–2.09 <.001
Seeing a dead body in your area (do not include funerals) 1019 41.9 335 51.2 684 38.5 1.67 1.39–2.00 <.001
Having an adult or someone much older touch your private sexual body parts 244 10.0 115 17.6 129 7.3 2.72 2.08–3.56 <.001
Hearing about the violent death or serious injury of a loved one 1020 42.0 354 54.1 666 37.5 1.96 1.64–2.36 <.001
Having painful and scary medical treatment in a hospital 740 30.4 299 45.7 441 24.8 2.54 2.11–3.07 <.001