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Table A. Parameters of four subsequental Latent Class Growth Models 2 classes
3 classes
4 classes
5 classes
Estimated parameters
8
12
16
20
Chi2 (df, p-value)
34.18 (18, .01)
23.66 (14, .05)
14.71 (10, .14)
12.57 (6, .05)
Log-Likelihood
-242.58
-238.18
-233.61
-231.79
LMR-A (value, p-value)
40.35 (.054)
8.34 (.064)
10.58 (.045)
9.20 (.074)
adjusted BIC
495.56
491.95
488.01
489.57
AIC
501.16
500.36
499.22
503.59
Entropy
0.67
0.67
0.79
0.84
Table B. Average Latent Class Probabilities for Most Likely Latent Class Membership (Row) by Latent Class (Column) Delayed
Resilient
Recovered
Chronic
Class 1
0.981
0.019
0
0
Class 2
0.041
0.959
0
0
Class 3
0.060
0.066
0.837
0.036
Class 4
0.081
0.001
0.031
0.886
Table C. Mean posterior probabilities of class-membership of 4 class solution Baseline
Time 1
Time 2
Class 1
0.258
0.152
0.590
Class 2
0.062
0.015
0.002
Class 3
1
0.014
0.061
Class 4
1
0.811
0.627
13
--
--
4. Historical era [1st to 3rd]
30.02
7. Duration of trauma [months]
14
.88
.72
11.15
11.87
4.36
4.13
10. T2 No. of comorbid disorders
11. Treatment received [0 to 3]
12. T1 Social support
13. T2 Social support
14. T2 Disclosure tendencies
15. T2 Forgiveness
.93
14.72
2.56
2.33
.89
1.11
1.28
--
29.21
2.14
1.97
--
--
--
--
SD
.00
.08
-.20
-.10
-.02
.03
.06
.33**
-.04
-.18
-.05
.27**
.21*
.17
-
1
-.10
.16
-.06
.06
.35**
.39**
.35**
.24*
-.26*
.05
-.14
.30**
-.03
-
2
.05
-.09
.03
.10
-.15
-.21
-.14
.13
-.03
.03
-.15
.03
-
3
.10
-
5
-
6
.21
.19
.12
.07
-.04
.05
-.26*
.01
-.07
-.17
-.28** .05
.13
.13
.11
.33**
-.04
.06
-.09
-.08
.32**
.25*
.31**
.04
-.51*** .52*** -.05
-.04
-.11
-
4
Note: numbers printed in Italics are based on Spearman rank correlations; * p ≤ .05. ** p ≤ .01. *** p ≤ .001
1.21
9. T1 No. of comorbid disorders
Post-traumatic
[East=1, West=2]
--
8.30
6. Initial stress reaction
8. Release environment
4.67
5. Trauma severity
Peri-traumatic
--
3. Higher educat level [no=0, yes=1]
--
Mean
2. Gender [m=1, f=2]
[youth, young & mid adulthood]
1. Age group at traumatization
Pre-traumatic
.02
-.08
.05
.16
-.04
-.01
.04
-.02
-
7
-.05
.06
-.08
-.03
.00
.12
.11
-
8
10
-.20
-.24*
11
-
12
13
-.07
.20
-.01 -.32** -.12
.12
.18
-.06
.28**
-.25*
-.46*** -.37*** -.33** .68*** -
-.21
.41*** .51***
.43*** -
-
9
Table D. Testing for multicollinearity for predictor analysis: Associations among pre-, peri-, and post-traumatic predictor variables
-.31*
-
14
-
15
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