Table 1.

Sample Characteristics (N=44)

	n	%
Sex assigned at birth
Male	17	38.6
Female	27	61.4
Self-identified gender identity
Trans man or man	11	25.0
Trans woman or woman	17	38.6
Genderqueer or nonbinary	10	22.7
Othera	6	13.6
Sexual orientation
Lesbian or gay	8	18.2
Straight or heterosexual	7	15.9
Bisexual or pansexual	16	36.4
Queer	11	25.0
Otherb	2	4.5
Ethnicity
Hispanic/Latinx	8	18.2
Not Hispanic/Latinx	36	81.8
Racec
Black	6	13.6
Asian	3	6.8
White	33	75.0
American Indian or Alaska Native	1	2.3
Otherd	3	6.8
Education
Completed high school or GED program	4	9.1
Attended some college but did not complete degree	15	34.1
Completed undergraduate degree	14	31.8
Attended some post-graduate training, but did not receive degree	5	11.4
Completed post-graduate training	6	13.6
Employment Status
Employed, full-time for wages	15	34.1
Employed, part-time for wages	5	11.4
Out of work	8	18.2
Retired or disabled	8	18.2
Missing	8	18.2
Income Level
Less than $25,000	13	29.5
$25,000 to $34,999	5	11.4
$35,000 to $49,999	10	22.7
$50,000 to $74,999	2	4.5
$75,000 to $99,999	1	2.3
$100,000 to $149,999	3	6.8
$150,000 to $199,999	2	4.5
$200,000 or more	0	0
Missing	8	18.2
Index Trauma on CAPS-5 (criterion A event)
Interpersonal violence (physical or sexual)	34	77.3
Sexual violence	18	40.9
Non-interpersonal violence	10	22.7
Motor vehicle accident	4	9.1
Life threatening illness or injury	4	9.1
Sudden death of loved one (illness)	2	4.5

Note. CAPS-5, Clinician Administered PTSD Scale for the DSM-5; GED, General Education Diploma.

^aSpecified responses included: agender/nonbinary (n = 1), gender fluid (n = 2), gender nonconforming (n = 1), nonbinary trans woman (n = 1), nonbinary man (n = 1).

^bSpecified responses included: biromantic asexual (n = 1) and not applicable currently (n = 1).

^cParticipants could select multiple racial identity categories.

^dSpecific responses included multiracial (n = 2) and West-Indian American (n = 1).

^eSpecific responses included: some college (n=2) and trade school (n=1).