The effects of traumatic experiences during transit and pushback on the mental health of refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants.

However, traumatic experiences during pushback significantly added to the prediction of depression, accounting for an additional 3.7% of the variance [ F (1,126) = 6 .294, p = .013] over and above traumatic experiences in transit, showed a strong trend-level effect in the prediction of anxiety [ R 2 = .023, F (1,126) = 3 .561, p = .061], and had no incremental value in prediction of PTSD [ R 2 = .008, F (1,126) = 1 .191, p = .277], thus marginally accounting for 2.4% of the variance in overall psychological vulnerability [ F (1,126) = 3 .905, p = .050].

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