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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 25.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Women Q. 2014 Jun;38(2):222–232. doi: 10.1177/0361684313501999

Table 3. Comparisons between Encouraged and Non-Encouraged Victims (n = 71).

Non-encouraged % (n) or M (SD) Encouraged % (n) or M (SD) χ2 or F p
Age 35.21 (10.14) 32.76 (9.69) 1.07 .30
Rape characteristics
 Injury 43.8% (14) 67.5% (27) 4.09 .04
 Peri-traumatic fear 57.1% (16) 66.7% (26) 0.63 .43
 Forcible rape 83.9% (26) 90.0% (36) 0.59 .44
 DAFR/IR 38.7% (12) 30.0% (12) 0.59 .44
Acknowledgement as rape 77.4% (24) 80.5% (33) 0.10 .75
Multiple rape history 41.9% (13) 58.5% (24) 1.39 .24
Post-rape concerns
 Contracting HIV 41.9% (13) 52.5% (21) 0.78 .38
 Contracting STD 58.1% (18) 56.1% (23) .028 .87
 Family finding out 66.7% (20) 62.5% (25) 0.13 .72
 Non-family member finding out 71.0% (22) 80.0% (32) 0.78 .38
 Blame from others 77.4%(24) 62.5% (25) 1.82 .18
 Pregnancy concerns 50.0% (16) 48.8%(20) 0.01 .92