Journal of International Humanitarian Action

Table 3 Descriptive statistics, internal reliability and correlations between study variables including all subscales

From: Isolation, self-blame and perceived invalidation in aid personnel: identifying humanitarian-specific distress using the PostAID/Q

	M	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
1. Time in aid	87	50	n/a
2. PostAIDQ	67.79	15.48	.20*	.87
3. PCL5	20.5	17.98	.21*	.60**	.96
4. PCL5_Intrusions	4.14	4.49	.19	.49**	.88**	.89
5. PCL5_Avoidance	2.04	2.19	.20*	.55**	.86**	.73**	.84
6. PCL5_NACM	7.79	7.00	.15	.58**	.96**	.80**	.81**	.91
7. PCL5_AR	6.55	5.71	.23*	.57**	.94**	.79**	.75**	.85**	.85
8. MIQ	30.48	5.95	.21*	.51**	.44**	.38**	.39**	.41**	.44**	.78
9. PWB_PTCQ	60.58	13.25	−.14	−.44**	−.50**	−.40**	−.38**	−.50**	−.47**	−.16	.93
10. SPS	74.85	10.6	−.09	−.41**	−.47**	−.37**	−.35**	−.48**	−.43**	−.22*	.46**	.92
11. SPS_Guidance	12.8	2.36	−.15	−.34**	−.42**	−.36**	−.36**	−.40**	−.40**	−.21*	.42**	.85**	.87
12. SPS_ReassuranceofWorth	12.64	1.97	−.06	−.42**	−.41**	−.29**	−.34**	−.40.**	−.37**	−.20*	.40**	.68**	.55**	.74
13. SPS_SocialIntegration	12.26	2.34	−.11	−.30**	−.39**	−.26**	−.27**	−.41**	−.35**	−.10	.44**	.80**	.58**	.55**	.82
14. SPS_Attachment	12.15	2.57	−.08	−.40**	−.37**	−.27**	−.23*	−.40**	−.35**	−.18	.39**	.86**	.70**	.44**	.65**	.76
15. SPS_Nurturance	11.67	2.46	.17	−.07	−.10	−.11	−.04	−.12	−.07	−.03	.05	.50**	.25**	.13	.32**	.32**	.76
16. SPS_ReliableAlliance	13.33	2.31	−.18	−.35**	−.46**	−.39**	−.36**	−.44**	−.44**	−.26**	.41**	.83**	.78**	.52**	.55**	.73**	.20*	.87

PCL5 Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist, NACM negative alterations in cognitions and mood, AR alterations in arousal and reactivity, MIQ Moral Injury Questionnaire, PWB-PTCQ Psychological Well-Being-Posttraumatic Changes Questionnaire, SPS Social Provisions Survey
Note: Cronbach’s alpha internal reliabilities reported in bold on the diagonal
^*p < .05
^** p < .01

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