Table 4 Relation between post-traumatic stress disorders and types of violence among studied females
From: Depression and post-traumatic stress disorder in females exposed to intimate partner violence
PTSD | Test of sig. | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | Â | Normal | Mild | Moderate | Severe | |
Severe combined | Negative | 15(36.6) | 13(31.7) | 5(12.2) | 8(19.5) | χ2 = 5.53 P = 0.137 |
Positive | 8(16.3) | 24(49.0) | 5(10.2) | 12(24.5) | ||
Sexual violence | Negative | 23(27.7) | 36(43.4) | 10(12.0) | 14(16.9) | MC P < 0.001* |
Positive | 0 | 1(14.3) | 0 | 6(85.7) | ||
Emotional violence | Negative | 21(50) | 11(26.2) | 4(9.5) | 6(14.3) | MC P < 0.001* |
Positive | 2(4.2) | 26(54.2) | 6(12.5) | 14(29.2) | ||
Physical Violence | Negative | 19(50) | 15(39.5) | 0 | 4(10.5) | MC P < 0.001* |
Positive | 4(7.7) | 22(42.3) | 10(19.2) | 16(30.8) | ||
Harassment | Negative | 10(40) | 11(44) | 0(0.0) | 4(16) | MC P = 0.062 |
Positive | 13(20) | 26(40) | 10(15.4) | 16(24.6) | ||