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. 2022 Apr 8;13:826633. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.826633

TABLE 1.

Group characteristics.

m-WET TF-CBT Control
Demographics Age (years) 15.74 (2.16) 15.85 (2.13) 16.37 (1.78)
Number of people in family 8.03 (1.99) 7.63 (2.11) 8.18 (1.95)
Place in family (eldest child:middle child: youngest child) 6:12:15 8:17:11 6:16:14
Father alive (alive:deceased) 30:2 36:4 36:2
Mother alive (alive:deceased) 32:0 40:0 38:0
Father’s education (illiterate: high school graduate: diploma graduate: Bachelor degree or Masters degree) 29:2:0:0 27:0:1:1 27:1:0:1
Mother’s education (illiterate: high school graduate) 31:0 28:2 31:0
Self-rated economic status (low:middle) 24:11 24:13 27:10
Previous terrorists attack exposure (yes:no) 5:29 11:28 6:32
Currently on medication (yes:no) 8:21 12:36 18:16
PTSD symptoms
Baseline
Intrusion 11.00 (5.50) 10.83 (5.72) 13.21 (3.50)
Avoidance 11.99 (6.40) 10.43 (6.46) 12.71 (4.46)
Arousal 14.01 (6.60) 15.16 (7.58) 18.81 (4.63)
Post-Intervention
Intrusion 8.83 (4.23) 10.15 (4.70) 11.71 (4.84)
Avoidance 11.60 (4.72) 10.66 (6.03) 13.24 (5.14)
Arousal 11.69 (5.09) 14.68 (4.74) 16.50 (4.49)
Follow-up
Intrusion 9.64 (5.09) 9.55 (4.82) 13.52 (3.82)
Avoidance 11.27 (6.03) 11.79 (6.13) 13.17 (4.65)
Arousal 13.14 (6.10) 15.93 (6.06) 19.43 (4.83)

PTSD, posttraumatic stress disorder. m-WET, modified written exposure therapy. TF-CBT, trauma-focused cognitive behavior therapy. The three groups did not differ significantly at baseline in terms of PTSD symptoms, with the exception of baseline arousal, F(2,109) = 5.66, p < 0.01. All exploratory analyses controlled for baseline symptoms.