Table 2.

Exposure to Various Trauma Types

Variable		% (n or SD)
	Overall (n=171–177)	Female (n = 152–158)	Male (n = 17–18)
Natural disaster	37.9% (n = 67)	37.3% (n = 59)	38.9% (n = 7)
Experienced serious accident or injury	57.6% (n = 102)	56.3% (n = 89)	72.2% (n = 13)
Witnessed serious accident or injury	56.5% (n = 100)	55.1% (n = 87)	66.7% (n = 12)
Experienced a sudden life-threatening illness	29.4% (n = 52)	27.2% (n = 43)	44.4% (n = 8)
Military combat or service in a war zone	0.0 (n = 0)	0.0% (n = 0)	0.0% (n = 0)
Confronted with murder of family member	45.2% (n = 80)	42.4% (n = 67)	66.7% (n = 12)
Witness murder of family member or friend	11.3% (n = 20)	9.5% (n = 15)	27.8% (n = 5)
Attacked with a weapon by an intimate partner	22.0% (n = 39)	21.5% (n = 34)	27.8% (n = 5)
Attacked with a weapon by a non-intimate partner	27.1% (n = 48)	24.7% (n = 39)	50.0% (n = 9)
Witnessed a family member or friend being attacked with a weapon	35.0% (n = 62)	32.9% (n = 52)	55.6% (n = 10)
Witnessed someone other than a family member or friend being attacked with a weapon	32.2% (n = 57)	27.8% (n = 44)	66.7% (n = 12)
Attacked without a weapon by an intimate partner	39.0% (n = 69)	37.3% (n = 59)	55.6% (n = 10)
Attacked without a weapon by a non-intimate partner	42.9% (n = 76)	37.3% (n = 59)	83.3% (n = 15)
Witnessed a family member or friend being attacked without a weapon	50.8% (n = 90)	48.1% (n = 76)	72.2% (n = 13)
Witnessed someone other than a family member or friend being attacked without a weapon	41.8% (n = 74)	38.0% (n = 60)	77.8% (n = 14)
Witnessed caregiver violence (0–18 years)	43.5% (n = 77)	42.4% (n = 67)	50.0% (n = 9)
Child physical abuse	44.6% (n = 79)	41.8% (n = 66)	66.7% (n = 12)
Child sexual abuse (0–13 years)	39.5% (n = 70)	41.1% (n = 65)	27.8% (n = 5)
Teenage sexual abuse (14–17 years)	35.0% (n = 60)	37.3% (n = 59)	5.6% (n = 1)
Adulthood sexual assault (≥18 years)	36.7% (n = 65)	40.5% (n = 64)	5.6% (n = 1)
Other trauma	45.8% (n = 81)	46.8% (n = 74)	39.9% (n = 7)