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Table 3.

Correlations between IES–R and DASS–21 scores and work-related variables.

Correlations between TABS subscales and work-related variables	IES–R (N = 70)				DASS–21 (N = 70)
	Intrusion	Avoidance	Hyperarousal	Total	Depression	Anxiety	Stress	Total
Average number of working hours	.127	−.036	.071	.066	.136	.073	.254^*	.205
Years working in asylum law	−.254^*	−.197	−.188	−.249^*	−.084	−.227	−.250^*	−.211
Contact with trauma-exposed clients^a	.201	.048	.160	.143	.050	.263^*	.171	.173
Clients per week	.113	.128	−.039	.075	.039	.023	.029	.021
Training^b	−.044	−.025	.094	.000	−.032	.155	.015	.035
Supervision	.144	.084	.125	.131	.114	.267^*	.124	.167

Note: IES–R = Impact of Event Scale–Revised (Weiss & Marmar, 1997); DASS–21 = Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scales (Lovibond & Lovibond, 1995).

^{^a}

For the past 3 months.

^{^b}

Trauma-specific training with working with traumatised clients.

p < .05.