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. 2021 Jul 6;21(1):51–70. doi: 10.1007/s11469-021-00577-0

Table 2.

Hierarchical multiple regression for the effects of COVID-19 traumatic stress scale on PTSD after entering countries of origin, gender, age, religion, education, income in the first step, and previous cumulative stressors and traumas on the last step

B SE Beta t Sig. VIF R2 (change in R2) F for change in R2
The effects of COVID-19 traumatic stress on PTSD after controlling for previous cumulative stressors and traumas occurrences (total variance accounted for the model R2 = .253)
Model 1: Step one .076 18.799 (<.001)
Country of origin −.64 .30 −.07 −2.12 .035 1.44
Gender 1.11 1.19 .03 .93 .353 1.12
Age −.17 .04 −.13 −4.08 .000 1.55
Religion 8.49 1.82 .12 4.67 .000 1.05
Education .29 .78 .01 .37 .710 1.02
Income −6.00 1.06 −.15 −5.67 .000 1.01
Model 2: Step two .134 231.193 (<.001)
Country of origin −.59 .28 −.06 −2.11 .035 1.44
Gender 2.04 1.11 .05 1.85 .065 1.12
Age −.23 .04 −.18 −5.99 .000 1.57
Religion 8.37 1.68 .12 4.98 .000 1.05
Education −.03 .72 −.00 −.05 .964 1.02
Income −4.41 .90 −.11 −4.48 .000 1.03
Cumulative stressors and traumas 1.11 .07 .37 15.21 .000 1.04
Model 3: Step three .043 78.987 (<.001)
Country of origin −.25 .28 −.03 −.89 .373 1.47
Gender 1.68 1.08 .04 1.56 .118 1.12
Age −.23 .038 −.17 −5.94 .000 1.57
Religion 7.27 1.64 .107 4.44 .000 1.06
Education .02 .70 .00 .02 .982 1.02
Income −2.94 .97 −.07 −3.03 .002 1.06
Cumulative stressors and traumas 1.00 .07 .34 13.89 .000 1.07
COVID-19 traumatic stress .43 .05 .22 8.89 .000 1.11