Am J Psychiatry 1982; 139:52-56
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Discriminant analysis of posttraumatic stress disorder among a group of Viet Nam veterans
JS Frye and RA Stockton
The authors designed a study to identify those independent variables which
would statistically discriminate between a group of Viet Nam veterans who
were experiencing posttraumatic stress disorder and those who were not.
DSM-III criteria for diagnosis were used to measure and operationally
define posttraumatic stress disorder. Five variables distinguished between
groups: veterans with the disorder reported a negative perception of their
family's helpfulness on return home, a higher level of combat, a more
immediate discharge after the war, an external locus of control, and a more
supportive attitude toward the war before they entered the service. The
authors discuss the implications and limitations of these findings.
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