Table 1. Frequency of Exposure to Potentially Traumatic Events.

	Percent reporting
	Caregiver		Child		Either		Category
Potentially traumatic events	n	%	n	%	n	%
Maternal death	433	34.4	-	-	-	-	Parental death
Paternal death	939	74.6	-	-	-	-
Abandonment by both parents	104	8.3	-	-	-	-	Abandonment
Seeing a family member die a violent death or seriously injured	330	27.1	161	15.8	378	30.5	Witnessed family death
Seeing a family member die from illness	841	68.8	627	61.0	1062	85.6
Being hit, kicked, or beaten at home	723	59.1	438	42.7	868	70.0	Physical or sexual abuse
Being hit, kicked, or beaten by other children	544	44.8	330	32.3	702	56.7
Having someone touch private sexual parts when child did not want them to	22	1.8	28	2.7	48	3.9
Being raped or sexually molested	7	0.6	5	0.5	11	0.9
Seeing a family member hit, kicked, or beaten	469	38.5	305	29.8	631	51.0	Family violence
Seeing a family member shot at or killed	30	2.4	40	3.9	59	4.8
Seeing a family member raped or sexually molested	16	1.3	11	1.1	24	1.9
Being forced to move or run from home due to a war, conflict, fighting, riots, etc.	21	1.7	22	2.1	40	3.2	Forced to leave home
Being forced to leave home because there was no adult at home to stay with	245	19.9	147	14.3	280	22.6
Being in a place where war, riot, or conflict was going on	261	21.3	194	18.9	312	25.2	War, riots or killings
Seeing someone hurt or killed during a war, conflict, fighting or riots	129	10.5	113	11.0	190	15.3
Seeing someone in child's town shot at or killed	43	3.5	55	5.4	79	6.4
Being in a big earthquake that damaged the building the child was in	13	1.1	1	0.1	14	1.1	Disaster or accidents
Being in another disaster, such as a fire, storm, flood, hurricane, tsunami etc.	78	6.3	49	4.8	113	9.1
Being in a bad accident, like a car accident	106	8.6	63	6.1	146	11.8

Note. Based on 1,230 caregiver reports and 1,029 child self-reports. Maternal death, paternal death and abandonment identified by caregiver reports.