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Table 4.

Odds Ratios for Interpersonal Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

Variable	IPT			PTSD
Variable	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4
IPT	—	—	—	2.502^a	2.617^a	2.608^a	2.313^a
Age
22–30	1.859^b	1.841^c	2.156^b		0.851	0.843	0.889
31–40	2.518^b	2.481^b	3.504^a		0.518^c	0.509^c	0.620
41–50	1.501	1.483	2.048		0.649	0.642	0.861
51+	2.104	2.012	2.912^c		1.196	1.139	1.457
Racial minority	1.551	1.538	1.454		1.344	1.334	1.316
Education
Less than HS	1.138	1.137	1.250		1.062	1.063	1.164
College	0.929	0.933	0.877		0.944	0.949	0.920
Postgraduate	0.869	0.869	0.799		0.800	0.798	0.877
Employment
Unemployed	1.069	1.075	1.064		1.447	1.495	1.501
Student	0.828	0.832	0.881		0.905	0.910	0.892
Disability	1.611	1.664	1.472		2.151^b	2.231^b	2.010^c
Other	2.863	2.876	2.964		0.941	0.947	0.933
Diagnosis		0.876	1.028			0.867	0.946
Gender
Cis women			2.531^a				1.256
Trans men			9.392^a				1.658
Trans women			1.826				2.204
Nonbinary			2.574^a				2.814^a
R ²	0.0399	0.0406	0.0884	0.0384	0.0803	0.0812	0.1087

Reference groups: individuals with no IPT (PTSD models only); ages 18–21; non-Hispanic White; high school education; employed; professionally diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder; cisgender men.

^{^a}

p < 0.001.

^{^b}

p < 0.01.

^{^c}

p < 0.05.

HS, high school.