3.5 Trauma Exposure as Symptom Predictor
A hierarchical multiple regression investigated the ability of
interpersonal difficulties, work stress, and TALE 14 scores to predict
SAPS scores, when controlling for sex (see Table 4). Interpersonal
difficulties were found to have a significant, independent association
with SAPS scores in Model 3 of the Regression.
A hierarchical multiple regression investigated the ability of
interpersonal difficulties, work stress, and TALE-14 scores to predict
SANS scores, when controlling for substance use (see Table 4). Work
stress was found to be significantly and independently associated with
SANS scores.
A linear multiple regression was carried out to investigate the ability
of interpersonal difficulties, work stress, and TALE scores to predict
CDSS scores (see Table 4). No statistically significant relationships
were found.
A hierarchical multiple regression investigated the ability of
interpersonal difficulties, work stress, and TALE scores to predict DUP
lengths (see Table 4). The model was statistically significant (F (1,
112) = 7.01, p = .009), with work stress explaining 5.9% of the
variance in DUP lengths. Work stress was significantly associated with
DUP length (β = -.24, p = .009).