Correction: Miller et al. Quality of Life in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: The Role of Posttraumatic Anhedonia and Depressive Symptoms in a Treatment-Seeking Community Sample. Trauma Care 2024, 4, 87–97

Error in Table

In the original publication [1], there was a mistake in Table 1 as published. The original table listed the percentage values for sexual orientation as reflecting non-missing participants rather than the total number of participants. We have also clarified the number and percentage of missing values for participant data in

Table 1. Participant demographics.

Variables	N (%) or M (SD)
N	537
Female	446 (83%)
Male	90 (17%)
Missing/Unknown	1 (<1%)
Race
White	400 (74%)
Black	41 (8%)
Pacific Islander	4 (1%)
Native American	8 (1%)
Asian	6 (1%)
Missing/Unknown	78 (15%)
Ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino	27 (5%)
Not Hispanic or Latino	457 (85%)
Missing/Unknown	53 (10%)
Age	36.10 (12.7); (Range: 17–79)
Education
Some College	156 (29%)
Bachelor’s Degree	90 (17%)
High School Degree	50 (9%)
Other	142 (26%)
Associate’s Degree	32 (6%)
Master’s Degree	43 (8%)
Missing/Unknown	24 (4%)
Marital Status
Married	137 (26%)
Divorced	62 (12%)
Single	261 (49%)
Separated	24 (4%)
Widowed	11 (2%)
Missing/Unknown	42 (8%)
Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual	183 (34%)
Gay, Lesbian, or Bisexual	31 (6%)
Missing/Unknown	323 (60%)
Psychiatric Comorbidities *
Major Depressive Disorder	258 (48%)
Bipolar Disorder	91 (17%)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder	70 (13%)
Alcohol Dependence	48 (9%)
Borderline Personality Disorder	32 (6%)
Panic Disorder	27 (5%)
Opioid Dependence	27 (5%)

* Patients could have more than one comorbidity; thus, percentages may exceed 100%.

, and we added a subscript to the table clarifying that the psychiatric comorbidities were non-mutually exclusive and thus the percentages may exceed 100%. The corrected table appears below. All raw numbers remain the same, and the authors state that the scientific conclusions are unaffected. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated.