Table 4.

Significance levels of Interaction between Childhood Trauma and Neighborhood-Level Crime Subtypes in Secondary Analyses

	Total Crime	Personal Crime	Property Crime
Major Depression Symptoms
Childhood trauma – Total	.04	.04	.05a
Childhood trauma – Sexual abuse	.45	.30	.73
Childhood trauma – Physical abuse	.12	.13	.16
Childhood trauma – Emotional abuse	.08	.08	.12
Childhood trauma – Emotional neglect	.01	.01	.01
Childhood trauma – Physical neglect	.25	.39	.17
Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms
Childhood trauma – Total	.14	.19	.12
Childhood trauma – Sexual abuse	.94	.90	.98
Childhood trauma – Physical abuse	.35	.41	.34
Childhood trauma – Emotional abuse	.37	.46	.32
Childhood trauma – Emotional neglect	.02	.03	.02
Childhood trauma – Physical neglect	.06	.15	.03

Note. N = 3,192 participants nested in 413 census tracts. Analyses controlled for age, female gender, non-Hispanic Black race, comorbid symptoms, and main effects of childhood trauma and crime. For clarity, significance levels below .05 are shown in boldface.

^ap = .053.