Table 2.

Prevalence of IPV Behavior Perpetration and Victimization by Assault Type Among Female Sex Workers and Their Noncommercial Partners Along the Mexico–U.S. Border (n = 214).

Type	Male perpetration	Female perpetration	Male victimization	Female victimization
Psychological aggression
None	111 (51.9%)	118 (55.1%)	104 (48.6%)**	136 (63.6%)**
Minor only	82 (38.3%)	75 (35%)	84 (39.3%)**	56 (26.2%)**
Major only	3 (1.4%)	0 (0%)	4 (1.9%)**	2 (0.9%)**
Minor and Major	18 (8.4%)	21 (9.8%)	22 (10.3%)**	20 (9.3%)**
Physical assault
None	170 (79.4%)*	154 (72%)*	163 (76.2%)	172 (80.4%)
Minor only	24 (11.2%)*	31 (14.5%)*	17 (7.9%)	17 (7.9%)
Major only	3 (1.4%)*	1 (0.5%)*	3 (1.4%)	4 (1.9%)
Minor and Major	17 (7.9%)*	28 (13.1%)*	31 (14.5%)	21 (9.8%)
Injury
None	188 (87.9%)	179 (83.6%)	187 (87.4%)	181 (84.6%)
Minor only	22 (10.3%)	26 (12.1%)	23 (10.7%)	27 (12.6%)
Major only	1 (0.5%)	1 (0.5%)	1 (0.5%)	0 (0%)
Minor and Major	3 (1.4%)	8 (3.7%)	3 (1.4%)	6 (2.8%)
Sexual coercion
None	192 (89.7%)	195 (91.1)	198 (92.5%)	194 (90.7%)
Minor only	19 (8.9%)	12 (5.6%)	14 (6.5%)	12 (5.6%)
Major only	0 (0%)	1 (0.5%)	0 (0%)	1 (0.5%)
Minor and Major	3 (1.4%)	6 (2.8%)	2 (0.9%)	7 (3.3%)

Note. McNemar’s chi-square tests significantly different by gender. IPV = intimate partner violence.

^*Significant at p < .05.

^**Significant at p < .01.