Table 5. Exposure to lifetime potential trauma in Phase 4 clinical sample (N = 73).

Trauma Type	Valid %
1. A really bad car, boat, train, or airplane accident	29.8
2. A really bad accident at work or home	23.2
3. A hurricane, flood, earthquake, tornado, or fire	33.9
4. Hit or kicked hard enough to injure–as a child	45.9
5. Hit or kicked hard enough to injure–as an adult	63.8
6. Forced or made to have sexual contact–as a child	44.1
7. Forced or made to have sexual contact–as an adult	50.0
8. Attacked with a gun, knife, or weapon	--
9. During military service–seeing something horrible or being badly scared	2.2
10. Sudden death of close family or friend	71.9
11. Seeing someone die suddenly or get badly hurt or killed	43.6
12. Some other sudden event that made you feel very scared, helpless, or horrified	49.0
13. Sudden move or loss of home and possessions	38.5
14. Suddenly being abandoned by a spouse, partner, parent, or family	43.4

Note. Item 8 was not included in the assessment. Valid percentages are used for each item because not all clinicians assessed trauma history during the intake; there is missing data for each item, ranging between 12 (Item 4) and 27 (Item 9) participants with missing data.