Trauma Symptom Inventory

Journal of Interpersonal Violence - Tập 10 Số 4 - Trang 387-401 - 1995
John Briere1, Diana M. Elliott2, Kathryn Harris3, ANN COTMAN4
1University of Southern California School of Medicine, Los Angeles
2University of California, Los Angeles, School of Medicine
3Newark, Delaware
4Irvine, California

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This article examines psychometric characteristics of the 100-item Trauma Symptom Inventory (TSI) in a sample of 370 psychiatric inpatients and psychotherapy outpatient men and women. The 10 clinical scales of the TSI had a mean α of .87, with αs ranging from .74 for Tension Reduction Behavior to .90 for both Depression and Intrusive Experiences. A self-reported history of interpersonal trauma (in child- or adulthood) was associated with elevations on all TSI scales relative to those not reporting victimization. Post hoc multiple regression analyses indicated that client age, sex, inpatient versus outpatient status, childhood sexual and physical abuse, and adult sexual assault were unique predictors of various TSI raw scale scores. Sex interacted with other predictors in several instances; women with sexual- or physical-assault histories scored higher on Depression and Intrusive Experiences, and men battered in a relationship scored higher on Sexual Concerns and Dysfunctional Sexual Behavior.

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Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Tập 10 Số 4

387-401

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