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Published in final edited form as: Psychol Inj Law. 2020 Apr 15;2020:10.1007/s12207-020-09373-y. doi: 10.1007/s12207-020-09373-y

Table 6.

Correlations Between M-FAST-Based Scores and External Correlates

Measure Original Reduced
Item Set
TTL
Original
Reduced Item
Set TTL
Demographics
 Age −.03 −.03 −.01 .01
 Sex −.03 −.02 −.06 −.08
 Minority .11 .08 .12 .10
 PTSD service connection .19a* .18a* .19a* .15
 SSDI for PTSD .04 .06 .01 .04
 Legal for PTSD .11 .13 .12 .13
 In mental health tx −.17a* −.18a* −.08 −.12
MMPI-2-RF
 Validity Scales
 VRIN .03 −.01 −.06 −.08
 TRIN .19a** .18a* .18a* .16a*
 F-r .66b*** .71a*** .43c*** .45c***
 Fp-r .59a*** .61a*** .36b*** .37b***
 F-s .56b*** .60a*** .43d*** .47c***
 FBSr .40b*** .45a*** .26c** .30c***
 RBS .53b*** .58a*** .35c*** .38c***
 Lr −.05 −.09 −.05 −.07
 Kr −.50a*** −.43b*** −.27c*** −.26c**
 Higher-Order Scales
 EID .46b*** .53a*** .27c*** .29c***
 THD .74a*** .73a*** .57b*** .56b***
 BXD .22a** .23a** .13 .13
 Restructured Clinical Scales
 RCd .46b*** .52a*** .29c*** .29c***
 RC1 .48b*** .53a*** .38c*** .41b,c***
 RC2 .29b*** .37a*** .15 .18c*
 RC3 .33a*** .33a*** .26a,b** .24b**
 RC4 .27a*** .27a*** .15b* .14
 RC6 .68a*** .66a*** .50b*** .49b***
 RC7 .51a*** .53a*** .34b*** .33b***
 RC8 .67a*** .67a*** .52b*** .52b***
 RC9 .31a*** .31a*** .26a** .25a**
SIMS
 Total Score .70b*** .73a*** .53c*** .53c***
 Neurological .60a*** .62a*** .47b*** .47b***
 Affective .43b*** .47a*** .25c** .27c**
 Psychosis .74a*** .74a*** .56b*** .55b***
 Low Intelligence .31a*** .32a*** .26a** .25a**
 Amnestic .56b*** .61a*** .43d*** .47c***
MSVT fail −.09 −.11 −.05 −.09
Total Trauma Exposure .15* .12 .14 .11
Current PTSD Severity .51b*** .54a*** .39c*** .40c***
Privacy Expectations Scale .15* .11 .10 .07

Note. Subscripts denote a statistically significant difference in strength between correlations within the same row. The subscript

“a”

denotes a correlation is the strongest in its row

“b”

denotes it is the second strongest

“c”

denotes it is the third strongest, and

“d”

denotes it is the fourth strongest. If two or more correlations are denoted by the same letter, this indicates that there is no statistically significant difference in the strength between these correlations.

*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.