Table 2.

Potentially traumatic war-related events.

	Rape (n=183)	Nonconsensual sex (n=315)	χ² (df=2)
Have been separated from family	1.85	2.18	29.38**
Have witnessed violent acts against family members or friends	2.17	1.72	16.29**
Had family members or friends violently killed during the war	1.92	1.19	15.76**
Experienced pillage or setting your house on fire	2.56	1.14	30.15**
Experienced gunfire attacks	2.65	1.74	41.06**
Have seen somebody being killed	2.34	2.20	45.92**
Have seen dead bodies or mutilated bodies	3.21	1.67	53.79**
Have been injured during the war	7.56	2.75	79.69**
Have been in prison	48.18	9.11	183.22**
Have been enrolled in an armed group	50.76	18.22	95.73**
Have been kidnapped by an armed group	19.17	2.99	165.01**
Have been forced to kill, injure or rape someone themselves	8.45	1.42	85.67**
Have seen someone being raped	5.08	2.56	72.79**
Total traumatic exposure (regression coefficients as obtained from ANOVA)	2.43	1.01	96,59**

**p < .001.