TABLE 1.
Sociodemographics (n = 5681)
| % (n)a | |
|---|---|
| Wave 2 age, y, mean (SD) | 16.0 (0.10); range, 12–18 y |
| Wave 3 age, y, mean (SD) | 21.4 (0.10); range, 18–25 y |
| Sex | |
| Male | 47.7 (2519) |
| Female | 52.3 (3162) |
| Race | |
| White, non-Hispanic | 69.3 (3195) |
| Black, non-Hispanic | 13.5 (1074) |
| Hispanic | 10.8 (864) |
| Other | 6.4 (548) |
| Parental education | |
| ≤8th grade | 2.7 (190) |
| Some high school | 7.9 (447) |
| High school graduate | 30.5 (1639) |
| Some postsecondary | 22.8 (1236) |
| College graduate | 24.5 (1426) |
| Postcollege | 11.6 (743) |
| Child maltreatment | |
| Yes | 33.1 (1906) |
| No | 66.9 (3775) |
| Pubertal status | |
| 2 SD above mean | 1.6 (86) |
| 1 SD above mean | 14.8 (851) |
| Within ±1 SD of mean | 71.8 (4095) |
| 1 SD below mean | 10.7 (584) |
| 2 SD below mean | 1.1 (65) |
| Wave 2 TDV victimizationb | |
| PVO | 19.8 (1143) |
| Physical only | 2.4 (128) |
| PPV | 8.6 (483) |
| None | 69.2 (3927) |
a
Unless otherwise noted. Percentages and means are weighted, number of subjects is unweighted.
b
At Wave 2, 28.4% of participants experienced either psychological violence only (19.8%) or both physical and psychological violence victimization (8.6%), and 69.2% reported no violence victimization. The remaining 2.4% reported physical violence victimization only (ie, no psychological victimization). Previous studies have found comparable past year prevalence rates for individuals reporting physical violence only.1,38