PubMed Central, : RMMJ Rambam Maimonides Medical Journal Rambam Health Care Campus 2025; 16(3): e0015. ISSN: 2076-9172Published online 2025 July 31. doi: 10.5041/RMMJ.10550

Table 4.

PTSD Prediction Model Using Childhood Trauma and War Exposure as Independent Variables Adjusting for Age.

PTSD Prediction Model Using	Predictor	^β (unstd)	SE	P	Partial R²
CTQ Total	Age	−0.101	0.083	0.23	0.014

	Gender	6.800	1.684	<0.001	0.072

	PTSD	0.445	0.073	<0.001	0.115

	War exposure	2.469	0.319	<0.001	0.151

	Model R²	—	—	—	0.575

	Model F (df1,df2)	—	—	<0.001	F(4,182)=61.68

CTQ Physical Abuse	Age	−0.093	0.088	0.29	—

	Gender	7.029	1.771	<0.001	—

	PTSD	1.095	0.386	0.005	0.029

	War exposure	2.573	0.335	<0.001	0.164

	Model R²	—	—	—	0.542

	Model F (df1,df2)	—	—	<0.001	F(4,182)=53.93

CTQ Emotional Abuse	Age	−0.067	0.088	0.46	0.011

	Gender	4.150	1.771	0.017	0.019

	PTSD	1.655	0.402	<0.001	0.056

	War exposure	2.430	0.335	<0.001	0.158

	Model R²	—	—	—	0.529

	Model F (df1,df2)	—	—	<0.001	F(4,182)=51.07

CTQ Sexual Abuse	Age	−0.072	0.089	0.42	0.010

	Gender	3.114	1.783	0.087	0.013

	PTSD	1.292	0.482	0.008	0.026

	War exposure	2.614	0.342	<0.001	0.161
	Model R²	—	—	—	0.514
	Model F (df1,df2)	—	—	<0.001	F(4,182)=48.14

CTQ Physical Neglect	Age	−0.097	0.086	0.25	0.013

	Gender	6.064	1.710	<0.001	0.057

	PTSD	0.724	0.361	0.046	0.020

	War exposure	2.375	0.324	<0.001	0.152

	Model R²	—	—	—	0.514

	Model F (df1,df2)	—	—	<0.001	F(4,182)=48.25

CTQ Emotional Neglect	Age	−0.054	0.089	0.55	0.008

	Gender	4.168	1.776	0.019	0.018

	PTSD	1.417	0.409	0.001	0.041

	War exposure	2.416	0.340	<0.001	0.156

	Model R²	—	—	—	0.516

	Model F (df1,df2)	—	—	<0.001	F(4,182)=48.65

β (unstd), unstandardized regression coefficient; Beta-not used but this is the standardized regression coefficient; F, F-statistic from the regression model (df1=model degrees of freedom, df2=residual degrees of freedom); P, model-adjusted significance level; Partial R², proportion of variance explained by the predictor; PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder; R², coefficient of determination, proportion of variance explained by the independent variables; SE, standard error of the slope.