Table 3.
Predictor | OR | 95% CI | p |
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Age1 | .616 | .440–.863 | .005 |
Sex2 | 1.345 | .763–2.371 | .305 |
University degree3 | 1.410 | .862–2.304 | .171 |
Partnership3 | 1.112 | .673–1.838 | .679 |
Current information about family members left behind3 | .855 | .522–1.402 | .535 |
Flight duration4 | 1.095 | 1.014–1.182 | .020 |
Experiences of sexual violence5 | 2.253 | 1.355–3.748 | .002 |
Combat or exposure to a war-zone5 | 1.009 | .588–1.732 | .975 |
Captivity5 | .707 | .413–1.209 | .205 |
Somatoform symptoms6 | 1.020 | .977–1.064 | .377 |
PTSD symptoms7 | 1.143 | 1.009–1.041 | .002 |
Symptoms of depression8 | 1.025 | 1.074–1.216 | < .001 |
Self-rated physical health9 | .998 | .989–1.008 | .752 |
Self-rated mental health9 | .990 | .980–1.000 | .056 |
Model fit indices: | |||
χ2 / df / p −2 Log-Likelihood |
194.309 / 14 / < .001 435.823 |
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Nagelkerkes R2 | .312 | ||
Cox & Snell R2 | .444 |
1in 4 groups according to Table 1; 2female = 1, male = 2; 3yes = 1, no = 2; 4range 0–27; 5no = 0, yes = 1; 6Total score of SSS-8; 7Total score of PCL-5; 8Total score of PHQ-8; 9range 0–100