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. 2020 Oct 12;8(4):396. doi: 10.3390/healthcare8040396

Table 3.

Differences in PCL-5 cluster scores and SF-36 health survey scores between groups with different perceptions of social support.

Scores Low Moderate High
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD K–W H 1 p
PCL-5 B 2.6a 0.8 1.8b 0.7 1.4b 0.5 66.042 <0.001 *
C 2.4a 1.1 2.0b 1.1 1.7b 0.9 17.547 <0.001 *
D 2.2a 0.9 1.6b 0.8 1.2b 0.6 40.941 <0.001 *
E 2.2a 0.8 2.0a 0.8 1.2b 0.5 38.331 <0.001 *
TPCL-5 46.5a 15.3 36.0b 13.7 25.6c 10.6 51.441 <0.001 *
SF-36 VT 27.9b 15.2 32.8ab 18.8 40.5a 17.0 13.532 0.001 *
SF 31.5c 17.4 40.2b 20.0 61.2a 13.5 51.998 <0.001 *
RE 5.4b 17.1 26.7a 37.0 32.2a 40.3 39.278 <0.001 *
MH 34.0b 13.6 40.2a 16.4 46.9a 11.5 22.779 <0.001 *
MCS 24.7c 10.7 35.0b 17.3 45.2a 11.2 55.005 <0.001 *

B-Intrusion, C-Avoidance, D-Cognition and mood, E-Arousal and reactivity, TPCL-5-Total PCL-5 score, VT-Vitality, SF-Social functioning, RE-Emotional roles limitation, MH-Mental health, MCS Mental component score; K–W H-Kruskal–Wallis H value. The K–W H critical value was 5.992 for all variables. Groups sharing the same letter (a–c) are not significantly different according to Dunn test. * p < 0.05.