Table 3 Correlations among measures.

From: The impact of trauma core dimensions on anxiety and depression: a latent regression model through the Post-Traumatic Symptom Questionnaire (PTSQ)

  

Descriptives statistics

Correlations

M

SD

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1

PTSQ-Post-Traumatic Symptoms

33.77

9.639

–

          

2

PTSQ-Intrusion

12.78

3.942

.813

–

         

3

PTSQ-Avoidance

10.42

4.147

.736

.326

–

        

4

PTSQ-Hyperarousal

10.57

3.959

.854

.641

.421

–

       

5

IES-R-Total score

36.52

18.781

.856

.737

.591

.733

–

      

6

IES-R-Intrusion

14.46

7.745

.789

.808

.410

.686

.928

–

     

7

IES-R-Avoidance

12.17

6.811

.754

.500

.754

.548

.851

.645

–

    

8

IES-R-Hyperarousal

9.89

6.279

.771

.665

.443

.752

.923

.844

.664

–

   

9

PCL-5

23.30

17.652

.685

.568

.422

.660

.748

.693

.576

.759

–

  

10

GAD-7

9.05

5.373

.481

.430

.236

.497

.536

.525

.356

.569

.683

–

 

11

PHQ-9

8.83

5.946

.480

.407

.281

.468

.532

.493

.385

.566

.743

.733

–

  1. All correlations are statistically significant with p < .001.
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