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. 2023 Jan 30:1–13. Online ahead of print. doi: 10.1007/s10880-023-09941-9

Table 2.

PC-PTSD-5 inter-item correlations and bivariate correlations with PCL-5 and probable DSM-5 PTSD status

Variable PC-PTSD-5 Item PC-PTSD-5 Total
1. Reexperiencing 2. Avoidance 3. Altered Arousal 4. Numbing 5. Negative Mood & Cognitions
Item 1 .797
Item 2 .522 .706
Item 3 .451 .430 .736
Item 4 .506 .340 .486 .753
Item 5 .476 .366 .370 .465 .725
PCL-5 REX .604 .503 .546 .476 .492 .707
PCL-5 AV .416 .483 .375 .414 .379 .555
PCL-5 NACM .558 .418 .508 .601 .595 .725
PCL-5 AAR .563 .469 .627 .617 .481 .744
PCL-5 Total .617 .512 .596 .613 .568 .784
Probable DSM-5 PTSD status .544 .490 .508 .539 .445 .680

N = 437 for inter-item and item-total PC-PTSD-5 correlations; N = 422 for correlations with PCL-5 scales. All correlation coefficients were statistically significant at p < .001

REX, Reexperiencing; AV, Avoidance; NACM, Negative alterations in cognition and mood; AAR, Alterations in arousal and reactivity