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Published in final edited form as: J Interpers Violence. 2018 Oct 24;36(11-12):5900–5913. doi: 10.1177/0886260518803605

Table 1.

Sample Demographics and Study Variable Descriptive Statistics

	No Depression (n = 18)	Depression (n = 47)	Total (N = 65)
Age (18–58)	25.28 (8.57)	30.14 (10.32)	28.75 (9.90) (t = 1.98^*)
Race (% white)	16 (69.6%)	41 (78.8%)	57 (76%) (χ² = 0.75)
Days since SAMFE	17 (16.28)	10.13 (11.57)	12.06 (13.10) (t = 1.91)
Know Perpetrator	11 (55%)	32 (60.4%)	43 (58.9%) (χ² = 0.17)
Forcible sexual assault	14 (60.9%)	34 (70.8%)	48 (67.6%) (χ² = 0.71)
Prior sexual assault	8 (36.4%)	21 (40.4%)	29 (39.2%) (χ² = 0.11)
Alcohol Misuse (AUDIT-C)	3.24 (3.15)	3.29 (3.12)	3.20 (3.10) (t = .09)
Drug use
No use	11 (61.1%)	13 (27.7%)	24 (36.9%) (χ² = 5.79^*)
Single use	7 (30.4%)	21 (39.6%)	28 (33.7%) (χ² = 0.58)
Poly-drug use	-	13 (24.5%)	13 (15.7%) (Fisher’s p<.01)
Acute/Posttraumatic stress symptoms (PCL-5)	27.96 (14.81)	53.85 (14.16)	45.57 (18.62) (χ² = 9.97^**)
Depressive symptoms (PHQ-9)	7.09 (3.18)	18.53 (4.18)	15.07 (6.56) (t=11.72^**)

Note. N = 65. Values are M(SD) or n(%).

p < .05.

^**

p < .01.

Participants with complete data are shown. Depressed individuals are those with a PHQ-9 ≥ 12.