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Published in final edited form as: Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol. 2012 Apr 13;47(12):1899–1906. doi: 10.1007/s00127-012-0506-9

Table 3. Odds of past-year PTSD among those who have experienced at least one traumatic event and have lived in current neighborhood for at least one year (n=1221).

		Adjusted Analysis^a

		OR	95% CI

			Lower	Upper
Age
	18-24	Ref
	25-34	0.59	0.19	1.80
	35-44	0.94	0.38	2.30
	45-54	1.11	0.44	2.83
	55-64	1.02	0.35	3.03
	65+	1.03	0.27	3.89
Sex
	Male	Ref
	Female	2.42	1.35	4.34
Race/Ethnicity
	White	Ref
	Non-White	2.95	1.17	7.43
Education
	Some College/College Degree/Grad Degree	Ref
	HS Grad/GED	0.98	0.54	1.78
	<HS	1.18	0.57	2.46
Marital Status
	Married	Ref
	Divorced/Separated/Widowed	1.97	0.90	4.30
	Never Married	2.52	1.31	4.86
Lifetime Traumatic Event Experience
	1-3 events	Ref
	4-6 events	1.89	0.72	4.96
	7+ events	8.99	3.86	20.93
Years living in neighborhood		1.00	0.97	1.02
Individual-level NSC
	3 (High)	Ref
	2	0.93	0.54	1.60
	1 (Low)	0.82	0.44	1.53
Neighborhood-level NSC
	3 (High)	Ref
	2	0.97	0.65	1044
	1 (Low)	2.44	1.58	3.78

Abbreviations: Grad, graduate; GED, graduate equivalency degree; HS, high school; NSC, neighborhood social cohesion; OR, odds ratio; PTSD, posttraumatic stress disorder; SD, standard deviation.

GEE model assuming exchangeable correlation matrix adjusted for sociodemographic characteristics, number of lifetime traumatic events, number of years lived in neighborhood, individual-level social cohesion, and neighborhood-level social cohesion. Significant values are indicated in bold type.