Table 2.

Characteristics of Sexual Abuse Experiences

Abuse Type	Total		Boys		Girls
	N	%	n	%	n	%
Non-Contact	9	15.00	4	20.00	5	12.50
Exposing Child to Pornography	6	10.00	2	10.00	4	10.00
Exposing Child to Sexual Actsa	5	8.33	3	15.00	2	5.00
Non-Penetrative Contact	46	76.67	15	75.00	31	77.50
Kissing	7	11.67	0	0.00	7	17.50
Adult Fondles Child	35	58.33	9	45.00	27	67.50
Fondling Genitals	28	46.67	7	35.00	21	52.50
Other Fondlingb	15	25.00	5	25.00	13	32.50
Other Non-Penetrative Sexual Touching	9	15.00	5	25.00	4	10.00
Child Masturbates Adult	1	1.67	0	0.00	1	2.50
Offender’s Mouth on Child’s Genitals	10	16.67	5	25.00	5	12.50
Child’s Mouth on Offender’s Genitals	7	11.67	3	15.00	4	10.00
Penetration	24	40.00	6	30.00	18	45.00
Penetration of Vagina/Rectum with Finger/Object	18	30.00	4	20.00	18	45.00
Anal Intercourse	6	10.00	4	20.00	2	5.00
Vaginal Intercourse	7	11.67	n/a	n/a	7	17.50
Combinations of Sexual Abuse Types (Descending)
Non-Penetrative Contact Only	27	45.00	10	50.00	17	42.50
Non-Penetrative Contact/Penetration	16	26.67	4	20.00	12	30.00
Penetration Only	7	11.67	2	10.00	5	12.50
Non-Contact Only	7	11.67	3	15.00	4	10.00
Non-Contact/Non-Penetrative Contact	2	3.33	1	5.00	1	2.50
Non-Contact/Non-Penetrative Contact/Penetration	1	1.67	0	0.00	1	2.50

Note. n/a = not applicable; The number in each of the main categories of non-contact, non-penetrative contact, and penetration include the number of youth who experienced this type of abuse at least one time. Youth could have experienced more than one subcategory within the three main categories, e.g. under non-contact, a youth could have experienced viewing of pornographic material as well as viewing sexual intercourse, and would be listed under each subcategory as indicated.

^aChildren were exposed to adults engaging in sexual activity (oral sex and vaginal intercourse) or adults masturbating.

^bOther fondling included the fondling of breasts (only female children), buttocks, or general reference to inappropriate sexual touching.