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Hair cortisol predicts avoidance behavior and depressiveness after first-time and single-event trauma exposure in motor vehicle crash victims

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Pages 567-576 | Received 05 Sep 2018, Accepted 02 Jan 2020, Published online: 14 May 2020

Figures & data

Table 1. Comparison of MVC survivors with at least one vs. no SCID diagnosis. Mean (SD) are listed except where noted.

Table 2. Correlation matrix of the relationship between hair cortisol and clinical measures.

Table 3. Linear regression analyses predicting psychological symptoms 3 months post-crash from hair cortisol concentrations (HCC) and initial psychological symptoms immediately after the motor vehicle crash (MVC).

Figure 1. Mean (±SE) hair cortisol concentrations pre- and post-crash in individuals who developed an anxiety or affective disorder after a motor vehicle crash and those who did not, accounting for baseline group differences in cortisol.

Figure 1. Mean (±SE) hair cortisol concentrations pre- and post-crash in individuals who developed an anxiety or affective disorder after a motor vehicle crash and those who did not, accounting for baseline group differences in cortisol.

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