Table 5.

Prevalence rates of types of psychiatric disorder among juvenile detainees who were sexually abused with and without force (n=360)^a

Type of Psychiatric Disorder	Females (n=261)				Males (n=99)
	Abused without Force (n=103)	Abused with Force (n=158)	OR 95% CI, Force versus no Force		Abused without Force (n=77)	Abused with Force (n=22)	OR 95% CI, Force versus no Force
	%	%			%	%
Any Disorderb	86	93	2.2	.7 – 6.4	65	95	9.4 *	1.1 – 77.2
Any anxietyc	44	66	2.5 *	1.2 – 5.3	33	17	.4	.1 – 2.6
Any affectived	28	47	2.3 *	1.2 – 4.4	19	35	2.3	.4 – 12.6
ADHD/disruptive behaviore	52	65	1.7	1.0 – 3.0	55	92	9.5 *	2.6 – 35.6
Any substancef	51	55	1.2	.7 – 2.1	55	87	5.4 *	1.5 – 19.1

NS indicates not significant. OR indicates odds ratio. CI indicates confidence interval.

^aDescriptive and inferential statistics are weighted to reflect the demographic characteristics of the Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center. Data are self-report because official records of sexual abuse with force were unavailable.

^bAssessed on the n=895 participants who were assessed for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Any disorder includes any anxiety disorder, any affective disorder, attention-deficit/hyperactivity (ADHD) or any disruptive behavior disorder, any substance use disorder, and any psychosis. Specific prevalence rates of any psychosis are not presented because only 17 participants had this diagnosis.

^cAssessed on the n=895 participants who were assessed for PTSD. Any anxiety disorder includes generalized anxiety, overanxious, panic, obsessive-compulsive, separation anxiety disorders, and PTSD.

^dAny affective disorder includes major depressive episode, manic episode, hypomania, and dysthymic disorder.

^eDisruptive behavior disorder includes conduct and oppositional defiant disorders.

^fAny substance use disorder includes alcohol, marijuana, and other substance use disorders.

^*p<.05