Posttraumatic Growth and Related Factors of Child Protective Service Workers

Table 3 Univariate regression for analysis of factors influencing posttraumatic growth ¹⁾

			Subscales of Posttraumatic growth
	Posttraumatic growth		Relating to others		New possibilities		Personal strength		Appreciation of life		Spiritual change
	B	Beta	B	Beta	B	Beta	B	Beta	B	Beta	B	Beta
Psychological pain	0.245^‡	3.589	0.257^‡	3.775	0.203^†	2.952	0.228^†	3.327	0.188^†	2.727	0.150^*	2.152
Posttraumatic stress
Hyper-arousal	0.260^‡	3.824	0.225^†	3.279	0.273^‡	4.030	0.196^†	2.835	0.334^‡	5.034	--	---
Invasion	0.314^‡	4.706	0.276^‡	4.082	0.325^‡	4.891	0.255^‡	3.746	0.373^‡	5.715	---	---
Avoidance	0.290^‡	4.312	0.256^‡	3.757	0.278^‡	4.108	0.255^‡	3.742	0.342^‡	5.167	---	---
Support in crises	0.145^*	2.072	0.148^*	2.117	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Stress Coping
Ways of pursuing social support	0.482^‡	7.778	0.486^‡	7.862	0.424^‡	6.621	0.442^‡	6.966	0.360^‡	5.464	0.331^‡	4.961
Problem solving-centered methods	0.271^‡	3.957	0.245^‡	3.558	0.266^‡	3.886	0.288^‡	4.226	0.232^†	3.349	0.110	1.558
Avoidance-centered coping methods	0.339^‡	5.101	0.333^‡	5.002	0.309^‡	4.595	0.266^‡	3.895	0.271^‡	3.982	0.290^‡	4.288

¹⁾ Only statistically significant variables are presented in the table. Regression was used for Psychological pain, Posttraumatic stress (Invasion, Hyper-arousal, Avoidance), Support in crises, Stress Coping (Ways of pursuing social support, Problem solving-centered methods, Avoidance-centered coping methods).
^*p<0.05, ^†p<0.01, ^‡p<0.001.

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