Table 1.

Sociodemographic and Reproductive Characteristics of the Study Population by Types of Childhood Abuse in Lima, Peru (N=1,499)

Characteristics	No abuse (N=456)		Physical abuse only (N=561)		Sexual abuse only (N=116)		Physical and sexual abuse (N=366)
	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Age (years)*	27.4 ± 6.2		28.0 ± 6.2		27.9 ± 6.3		28.7 ± 6.2
Age (years)
18–20	28	6.1	30	5.4	9	7.8	19	5.2
20–29	285	62.5	318	56.7	66	56.9	188	51.4
30–34	76	16.7	116	20.7	18	15.5	87	23.8
≥35	67	14.7	97	17.3	23	19.8	72	19.7
Education (years)
≤6	19	4.2	24	4.3	2	1.7	19	5.2
7–12	260	57.0	308	54.9	62	53.5	211	57.7
>12	176	38.6	228	40.6	50	43.1	135	36.9
Hispanic	351	77.0	425	75.8	90	77.6	266	72.7
Married/living with a partner	375	82.2	458	81.6	90	77.6	297	81.2
Nulliparous	256	56.1	274	48.8	62	53.5	161	44.0
Employed	195	42.8	243	43.3	53	45.7	157	42.9
Access to basic foods
Very hard/hard	65	14.3	109	19.4	25	21.6	80	21.9
Somewhat hard	132	29.0	169	30.1	42	36.2	143	39.1
Not very hard	259	56.8	282	50.3	49	42.2	143	39.1
Planned pregnancy	202	44.3	249	44.4	44	37.9	137	37.4
Self-reported health status in last year
Good	346	75.9	392	69.9	75	64.7	214	58.5
Poor	102	22.4	162	28.9	39	33.6	144	39.3
Gestational age at interview*	9.6 ± 3.4		9.9 ± 3.4		9.5 ± 3.1		9.9 ± 3.4

Due to missing data, percentages may not add up to 100%

^*mean ± SD (standard deviation)