The PTSD Data Set: Psychological Distress among Fire Victims
The PTSD data set comes from a sample of 316 survivors of residential fires who were interviewed at 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months after the fire (Keane et al. 1996). There are 948 records in the file, one for each person at each point in time. The variables are:
| SUBJID | Unique numeric identifier for each person |
| PTSD | 1=person had symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder at the interview; 0=otherwise |
| CONTROL | Scale of perceived control over several areas of life |
| PROBLEMS | Total number of problems reported in several areas of life |
| SEVENT | Number of stressful events since the last interview |
| COHES | Scale of family cohesion, measured only at first interview with values replicated for later time points ... |
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