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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Natl Med Assoc. 2019 Jun 13;112(5):484–502. doi: 10.1016/j.jnma.2019.05.003

Table 2.

Factor analyses on exposure to childhood violence and community violence scales, and for drug use and HIV risk behaviors scales (and rotated sums of squared loadings)

EXPOSURE TO CHILDHOOD VIOLENCE PERCENTAGE ADULT EXPOSURE TO COMMUNITY VIOLENCE PERCENTAGE YRBSS ATOD* PERCENTAGE RISK BEHAVIORS (HEALTY RELATIONSHIP) PERCENTAGE
Witnessed violence 12.8% Direct personal violence 16.5% Alcohol use * No need to about HIV if… 24.1%
Childhood sexual abuse 12.4% Having experienced gun use or witnessing violent deaths 12.4% Tobacco use * Condom practice 22.3%
Personal attacks 8.3% Involvement in drug sales or physical violence 9.9% Marijuana use * Knowledge of HIV transmission 15.6%
Witnessed violence among adults 7.2% Feeling unsafe in different setting (e.g., home, school) 4.5% Number of times used substance ae at first substance use * Reasons for not using condoms 21.6%
Direct violence from peers and adults 7.1% Witnessed or considered suicide 4.2% Personal vulnerability to HIV 20.6%
Witnessed a murder 2.9% Carried a weapon 4.1% Perceptions of people using condoms 13.8%
Witnessed a murder or suicide 2.4%
*

No factors were produced for YRBSS. Scales were produced computing the mean of the items in the survey.