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Published in final edited form as: Arch Sex Behav. 2015 Jul 10;44(7):1891–1902. doi: 10.1007/s10508-015-0546-9

Table 3.

(a) The relationship between indices of CSA and psychological symptomatology^a
Mental Health/Substance Use	Lifetime MDD		Current PTSD^b		Alcohol Disorder		Substance Use Disorder

CSA Complexity Measure	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
CSA by family member	1.43	0.71 –2.88	1.55	0.76 – 3.12	2.64	1.24 – 5.63	2.10	1.02 – 4.36
CSA with penetration	0.87	0.41 –1.84	3.17	1.56 – 6.43	0.91	0.43 – 1.95	0.79	0.37 – 1.65
CSA with physical injury	1.42	0.39-1.93	4.05	1.90 – 8.70	1.55	0.70 – 3.44	0.84	0.38 – 1.87
CSA with intense fear	1.83	0.83 –4.07	5.16	2.5 – 10.70	1.06	0.48 – 2.29	0.52	0.24 – 1.15
First CSA in adolescence	0.41	0.18 –0.93	1.38	0.70 – 2.85	0.94	0.43 – 2.04	0.86	0.40 – 1.85

(b) The relationship between indices of CSA and health/risk behaviors^a
Sexual Health/Risk	Any STI past Year		High Sexual Risk for HIV		# of Casual Sex Partners^c

CSA Complexity Measure	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	t (df)	p
CSA by family member	2.7	1.04 – 7.10	0.78	0.36 – 1.72	−0.39 (155)	.70
CSA with penetration	1.49	0.53 – 4.11	2.72	1.16 – 6.36	2.39 (155)	.02
CSA with physical injury	1.50	0.51 – 4.42	1.02	0.45 – 2.30	1.18 (154)	.24
CSA with intense fear	1.94	0.70-5.39	1.38	0.61 - 3.13	0.57 (155)	.57
First CSA in adolescence	1.39	0.50 – 3.91	0.87	0.39- 1.95	0.77 (155)	.44

Odds ratios and 95% confidence interval are reported for logistic regression models adjusted for covariates age, race, education, and the presence or absence of current PTSD

In the models predicting current posttraumatic stress disorder PTSD was omitted from the list of covariates.

The relationship with number of sexual partners was examined using linear regression models with the same covariates as the logistic regression models.