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Table 1 Group means, standard deviations and differences of the demographic and clinical data for the PTSD and the Non-PTSD Group

From: Rapid emotional processing in relation to trauma-related symptoms as revealed by magnetic source imaging

 

PTSD

Non-PTSD

Statistics for group differences

M/n (range)

SD/%

M/n

SD/%

Age (Years)

36.74

9.67

31.88

6.83

t(49) = 1.85

p = .071

Education (Years)

5.59

5.46

18.68

3.46

t(46.05) = -10.41

p < .001

Regions of Origin N%

    

χ 2(3, 51) = .11

p = .991

Middle and Far East

18

52.9%

9

53%

  

The Balkans

5

14.7%

2

11.8%

  

Africa

9

26.5%

5

29.4%

  

India

2

5.9%

1

5.9%

  

Number of Traumatic Event Types (Self-experienced)

5.47

2.35

1.24

1.40

t(47.41) = 8.05

p < .001

(2-11)

Number of Traumatic Event Types (Witnessed)

3.47

2.34

1.24

1.15

t(49.00) = 4.58

p < .001

(0-9)

Time elapsed since the worst traumatic event (Years)

9.74

8.82

7.45

4.80

t(32.11) = -1.09

p = .284

PTSD Symptom Severity

82.56

15.54

0.94

2.66

t(36.71) = 29.76

p < .001

(55-113)

Hamilton-Depression Severity

20.32

8.77

2.24

2.51

t(42.37) = 11.14

p < .001

(6-37)

Shutdown Dissociation Score

17.50

8.33

0.94

1.25

t(35.88) = 11.34

p < .001

(2-33)

  1. Note. Mean (M), Standard Deviation (SD), absolute number of respondents (n), PTSD = Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. For group differences, t-tests were used for continuous variables and χ 2 tests were applied for nominal variables.