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Self-report measure administered in structured interviews or as guided questionnaire Assessments conducted by trained assessors. As they were not stated in any of the included studies, the required sample sizes for prevalence estimates for treatment-seeking and population samples were calculated using the following formula 37: , where n is the sample size, Z is the level of confidence statistic, P is the anticipated prevalence and d is the precision. Expected CPTSD prevalence estimates of 31.4% in treatment-seeking samples and 4.9% in population samples were assumed by calculating the median values of the reported prevalence estimates within these two sample types. Median values were used owing to the variability in prevalence estimates among studies, so as to reduce sensitivity to outliers. In addition, 95% confidence intervals and 5% precision were used in sample size calculations for both treatment-seeking and population samples. Required sample sizes for treatment-seeking and population samples were 331 and 72, respectively. Thus, sample sizes were insufficient in all ten studies with treatment-seeking samples but were sufficient for studies with population samples.