. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Apr 5.

Published in final edited form as: Depress Anxiety. 2017 Jan 30;34(4):348–355. doi: 10.1002/da.22602

Table 4. Means and standard deviation for week two posttraumatic stress symptoms by trajectory.

Symptom cluster	Resilient (n=173)	Recovered (n=15)	Persistent (n=14)	Delayed onset (n=6)	Total sample (n=208)
B. Re-experiencing (0-5)	0.73 (1.07)^a	4.27 (.70)^b	4.36 (.63)^b	2.17 (1.60)	1.27 (1.63)
C. Avoidance (0-2)	.59 (.78)^a	2.00 (.00)^b	1.93 (.27)^b	1.17 (.98)	.80 (.87)
D. Cognition and mood (0-7)	1.16 (1.36)^a	4.60 (1.30)^b	6.00 (.78)^c	2.50 (1.87)	1.77 (1.97)
E. Arousal (0-6)	.98 (1.16)^a	4.07 (1.03)^b	4.36 (1.01)^b	2.83 (1.17)	1.48 (1.61)
Dissociation (0-2)	.09 (.34)^a	.47 (.64)^b	.86 (.95)^b	.50 (.84)	.18 (.50)
Total symptoms (B+C+D+E)	3.46 (3.39)^a	14.93 (1.91)^b	16.64 (1.65)^b	8.67 (4.37)	5.32 (5.39)

Possible range for each symptom cluster given in parentheses (first column). Standard deviations in parentheses (second to sixth columns). Different superscript characters represent significant post-hoc differences, adjusted for multiple comparisons; delayed onset cases removed from post-hoc analyses