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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jun 22.
Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Child Psychol. 2007 Aug 9;36(1):105–115. doi: 10.1007/s10802-007-9164-x

Table 1.

Percentage of adolescents reporting violence during middle and late adolescence. 1

Middle Adolescence (Waves 2–4; N=285) Late Adolescence (Waves 5–6; N=250)
0 1 2+ 0 1 2+
Community Violence Exposure
 Anyone in your family was robbed or attacked 67 21 12
 Someone other than family was beaten, attacked, or hurt by others 59 19 22
 You saw anyone beaten up 13 13 74
 You saw anyone shot or killed 64 18 18
 You were the victim of a violent crime 80 12 8
 You witnessed a violent crime (other than those above) 81 6 13
Violent Behavior
 Threw objects at people 76 5 19 88 4 8
 Became involved in gang fights 87 3 10 85 4 11
 Hit someone with intent to harm 75 8 17 79 5 16
 Carried a hidden weapon 73 6 21 81 4 15
 Hurt or threatened someone for sex 99.5 0 .5 100 0 0
 Tried to force someone to have sex 99.5 0 .5 100 0 0
 Used a weapon or force to get something 99 0 1 99.5 0 .5
 Attacked someone with a weapon 93 2 5 92 3 5
1

N=285 for variables assessed during middle adolescence, while N=250 for variables assessed during late adolescence.