Observational Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Psychiatr. Jun 22, 2016; 6(2): 226-232
Published online Jun 22, 2016. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v6.i2.226
Table 1 The Peritraumatic Behavior Questionnaire - Observer Rated
PBQ-OR questions
For a period of time, the individual did not act like their normal self
For a period of time, the individual seemed to feel fearless and invulnerable, as if nothing could harm them
For a period of time, the individual seemed not to care about their own or others' welfare or safety
For a period of time, the individual seemed to feel no remorse for doing things that would have bothered them in the past
1For a period of time, the individual seemed to be determined to get revenge
For a period of time, the individual seemed unable to stop laughing, crying, or screaming
For a period of time, the individual seemed helpless and unable to look out for their own welfare
For a period of time, the individual appeared to be confused, as if having difficulty making sense of what was happening
For a period of time, the individual appeared to be disoriented, as if uncertain about where they were or what day or what time it was
2For a period of time, the individual appeared not to be able to move parts of their body
2For a period of time, the individual froze or seemed to be moving very slowly, such that they could not do everything they wanted to do
For a period of time, the individual’s speech changed (such as stuttering, repeating words or phrases, or having a shaky or squeaky voice)
2For a period of time, the individual was not able to fully carry out their duties (during or immediately after the event)
1For a period of time, the individual expressed the belief that they were going to die
1For a period of time, the individual had an intense physical reaction such as sweating, shaking, or heart pounding
Table 2 Demographic information of the included study sample
%
Education
Some high school1.3
General education diploma2.4
High school diploma63.4
Some college30.9
4-yr college degree1.3
Ethnicity
Not Hipsanic or Latino74.0
Mexican15.2
South/Central American5.5
Other Spanish culture or origin4.6
Race
Black/African American6.6
American Indian or Alaskan Native9.1
Asian2.6
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander1.2
White83.7
More than one3.8
Table 3 Total scores of psychometric assessments by different instruments
Report ordernPBQ
CAPS
PCL
PBQ-OR (Corpsman)
PBQ-SR (Marine)
MeanSDMeanSDMeanSDMeanSD
Overall4582.294.956.888.0921.7120.0728.2113.14
12481.453.206.848.1821.3920.0428.5213.12
21283.636.537.588.6422.4520.6728.5713.99
3623.026.376.197.1622.2520.1626.7812.24
Table 4 Correlations between Peritraumatic Behavior Questionnaire - Observer Rated questionnaires and Marine Resiliency Study subject measures by report order
Report orderCAPS total scorePCL total scorePBQ-SR total score
PnPnPn
10.21b2350.25b2300.28b249
20.28a1200.38b1130.41b126
30.26a630.46b550.43b63