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Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2014 Nov 19;55(6 0):S13–S20. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2014.08.023

Table 6b.

Neighborhood Factors Associated with Victimization among Girls (95%CI in parenthesis)

	Baltimore aOR (aCIs) n=187	Delhi aOR (aCIs) n=248	Ibadan aOR (aCIs) n=219	Johannesburg aOR (aCIs) n=222	Shanghai aOR (aCIs) n=213
Neigborhood Factors
Physical Environment	0.81	0.84	0.65^**	0.55^***	0.73
Physical Environment	(0.65 - 1.02)	(0.07 - 1.02)	(0.53 - 0.8)	(0.45 - 0.67)	(0.49 - 1.1)
Perceived Lack of Safety	2.68^*	0.94	0.54	0.47^***	1.26
Perceived Lack of Safety	(1.39 - 5.17)	(0.74 - 1.19)	(0.06 - 5.07)	(0.28 - 0.81)	(0.29 - 5.48)
Social Cohesion	1.80^***	0.74	0.81	1.09	0.74
Social Cohesion	(1.49 - 2.17)	(0.69 - 0.8)	(0.58 - 1.13)	(0.93 - 1.27)	(0.28 - 1.97)
Perceived Fear	0.95	1.19	1.47	1.37	1.01
Perceived Fear	(0.652 - 1.39)	(0.97 - 1.46)	(0.99 - 2.18)	(0.87 - 2.16)	(0.37 - 2.79)
Fear Behaviors	1.83^**	1.13	1.09	1.41^*	1.40
Fear Behaviors	(1.36 - 2.46)	(0.88 - 1.45)	(0.78 - 1.54)	(1.1 - 1.81)	(0.74 - 2.67)
Witnessing Community Violence	1.07	3.57^***	2.16^***	1.24^*	2.04^**
Witnessing Community Violence	(0.86 - 1.34)	(3.0 - 4.25)	(1.77 - 2.63)	(1.01 - 1.52)	(1.52 - 2.74)

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p<0.001

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p<0.01

^*

p<0.05

^{^}Adjusted for age, gender, relative wealth, education, family structure, and whether respondents were unstably housed