Validation of the Child Post-Traumatic Cognitions Inventory in Korean survivors of sexual violence

Table 5 Comparison of Korean CPTCI scores by sample characteristics

	CPTCI total					CPTCI-PC				CPTCI-SW				CPTCI-S
	n	m	sd	t or F	d or ε²	m	sd	t or F	d or ε²	m	sd	t or F	d or ε²	m	sd	t or F	d or ε²
				F	ε ²			F	ε ²			F	ε ²			F	ε ²
Age groups^a
8–11 (1)	76	45.17	17.84	10.19**	.087	21.03	9.08	8.95**	.077	24.42	9.36	9.38**	.080	17.04	7.18	10.35**	.089
12–14 (2)	106	53.16	18.82			24.53	10.53			28.63	9.16			20.39	8.30
15–16 (3)	55	59.96	19.81			28.69	11.03			31.27	9.24			23.40	8.25
–				t	d			t	d			t	d			t	d
+-Type of trauma
Rape	94	56.31	19.22	2.69*	.35	26.66	10.54	2.73*	.36	29.65	9.30	2.31	.32	21.85	8.04	2.83*	.38
Sexual abuse other than rape	143	49.46	19.21			22.88	10.33			26.74	9.60			18.79	8.21
				t	d			t	d			t	d			t	d
Time since trauma
Less than 1 month	138	52.72	19.58	.36	.05	24.63	10.85	.43	.06	28.09	9.47	.25	.03	20.22	8.45	.37	.05
More than 1 month	99	51.78	19.12			24.02	10.31			27.76	9.55			19.80	8.11
				t	d			t	d			t	d			t	d
PTSD symptoms
Higher	152	62.03	16.74	14.14**	2.07	29.41	9.72	15.99**	1.92	32.61	8.03	15.05**	1.92	24.06	7.32	13.37**	1.98
Lower	85	34.56	8.44	14.14**		15.29	3.64	15.99**		19.46	5.38	15.05**		12.73	3.49	13.37**

CPTCI Child Post-traumatic Cognitions Inventory, CPTCI-PC permanent and disturbing change subscale of the CPTCI, CPTCI-SW fragile person in a scary world subscale of the CPTCI, CPTCI-S Short form of the CPTCI
* p < .01, ** p < .001
^aComparisons of the three groups by Sheffe post-test

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