Table 1.

Means (SD) and Endorsements (%) of Contextual Protective Behavior Use

How often do you…?	M (SD) (Range: 0-4)	% Who Endorse Regular Use
1. Make sure you know where your drink has been at all times	3.13 (1.22)	80.2
2. Have a trusted friend(s) be with you or walk home with you	2.78 (1.18)	72.4
3. Let a friend or family member know where you are and whom you are with	2.77 (1.18)	67.9
4. Provide for your own transportation so you do not have to depend on someone else	2.62 (1.25)	64.5
5. Carry enough money with you to get a taxi in case of on emergency	2.61 (1.36)	61.4
6. Pay attention to your potential dating or sexual partner’s alcohol/drug intake	2.45 (1.37)	57.7
7. Communicate your sexual boundaries directly and assertively to potential dating sexual partners	2.41 (1.49)	55.7
8. Try to be aware of where other people are who may be able to help you in case of an emergency	2.25 (1.36)	51.8
9. Meet in a public place instead of a private place	2.08 (1.36)	42.3
10. Talk to people who know your potential dating or sexual partner to find out what he/she is like	1.98 (1.48)	42.1
11. Make yourself aware of exits from the area where you and a potential dating or sexual partner might be	1.70 (1.47)	33.5
12. Try not to be alone with a potential dating or sexual partner	1.61 (1.47)	31.5
13. Consider using self-defense strategies or common/household objects against your current or potential dating partner if he/she were to become sexually aggressive	0.99 (1.36)	18.3

Note. M = Mean; SD = Standard Deviation; Regular Use is defined as a behavior which is endorsed as being used “usually” or “always.”