Table 4.

Types of Sexual Harassment Experienced by the Participants ^a (N = 462).

Categories	Pattern of sexual harassment	Yes		Indirect experience		Direct experience
		n	%	n	%	n	%
Visual	1. Displays or sends sexist or obscene articles, images, videos, etc. in the workspace	120	26.0	84	18.2	36	7.8
	2. Exposing or touching part of the body related to genital organs	126	27.3	62	13.4	64	13.9
	3. Looking up and down at me, exposing his body part, or touching himself	184	39.8	79	17.1	105	22.7
	4. Behavior reminiscent of sexual intercourse	77	16.7	22	4.8	55	11.9
Verbal	5. Derogatory remarks and curses against women	261	56.5	119	25.8	142	30.7
	6. Talking about sexual stories, making obscene rumors or calls, etc.	159	34.4	86	18.6	73	15.8
	7. Kept asking to meet, ignoring what I didn’t want	71	15.4	40	8.7	31	6.7
	8. Spreading sexual scandals	156	33.8	81	17.5	75	16.2
	9. Evaluating appearance, clothing, body, etc. and seeing it as a grade target	59	12.8	41	8.9	18	3.9
	10. Coffee entertainment, errands, etc., and that's what women say it's better to do	142	30.7	83	18.0	59	12.8
	11. The stories that describe the genitals of woman or man	84	18.2	54	11.7	30	6.5
	12. The sarcastic or ridicule regarding menstruation	80	17.3	54	11.7	26	5.6
	13. Speaking out about his private life or sexual experience	84	18.2	52	11.3	32	6.9
Physical	14. The words and actions that seemed to require sexual service	161	34.8	68	14.7	93	20.1
	15. Forced me to have sex or tried it	36	7.8	26	5.6	10	2.2
	16. Trying to seduce to a secret place that I did not want	50	10.8	27	5.8	23	5.0
	17. Intentionally made or tried to physical contact me	111	24.0	45	9.7	66	14.3
	18. Forced to attend or attend sexual shameful dinners and hospitality	56	12.1	35	7.6	21	4.5

^a We only included the types of sexual harassment that were provided in the participants’ responses to items from the questionnaire.