. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 1.

Published in final edited form as: Psychol Trauma. 2016 Oct 13;9(3):370–378. doi: 10.1037/tra0000202

Table 2.

Between-group Differences in Victimization and Aggression Types for the 4-class Model and Overall Sample

	Latent Profile Analysis Classes				Overall Sample (n = 210)
	Class 1 (n = 91)	Class 2 (n = 61)	Class 3 (n = 31)	Class 4 (n = 27)	Overall Sample (n = 210)

	M (SD)	M (SD)	M (SD)	M (SD)	M (SD)	F	n_p²
Physical Victimization	7.65 (6.27)_a	51.49 (35.44)_b	103.48 (67.90)_c	11.81 (9.30)_ad	35.20 (47.05)	76.52^*	.53
Psychological Victimization	34.53 (23.77)_a	85.72 (38.56)_b	116.00 (44.18)_c	53.70 (29.78)_ad	63.89 (44.78)	60.25^*	.47
Sexual Victimization	1.45 (2.37)_a	1.54 (2.16)_ab	53.65 (51.94)_c	11.41 (10.25)_abd	10.45 (27.08)	56.99^*	.45
Physical Aggression	8.76 (8.63)_a	61.84 (51.51)_b	70.94 (59.95)_bc	12.48 (12.05)_ad	33.91 (45.70)	39.60^*	.37
Psychological Aggression	31.37 (23.59)_a	87.90 (38.54)_b	108.90 (45.66)_c	52.33 (29.32)_d	61.68 (44.93)	60.37^*	.47
Sexual Aggression	0.22 (0.55)_a	0.52 (1.01)_b	11.81 (16.97)_c	6.22 (6.19)_d	2.96 (8.45)	26.49^*	.28

Note. IPV = intimate partner violence. Means that do not share subscripts differ by p < .05 based on post-hoc Bonferroni pairwise comparisons.

p ≤ .05.

^**

p ≤ .01.

^***

p ≤ .001.