Table:
student characteristics
unwanted sexualized behaviours
discriminatory behaviours

percent
95% confidence interval
percent
95% confidence interval

from
to
from
to

age group

17 to 19
43
37
50
20
15
25

20 to 22
46
39
52
21
16
26

23 to 25
f
..
..
f
..
..

25 years or older
12
8
18
f
..
..

visible minority status

visible minority
29
22
38
13
8
20

not a visible minority
36
33
41
18
15
22

first nations, metis, and inuit (indigenous) identity

indigenous
f
..
..
f
..
..

not indigenous
36
33
40
18
15
21

sexual orientation

heterosexual
33
30
37
15
12
18

non-heterosexual
62
47
74
50
36
63

religious affiliation

religious affiliation
32
27
37
16
12
20

no religious affiliation
39
34
44
19
15
23

disablility

living with a disability
46
38
54
28
22
35

not living with a disability
32
28
36
14
11
17

marital status

single
42
37
46
19
16
23

married or common law
14
10
20
10
6
17

widowed, separated, divorced
f
..
.
f
..
..

dating status

not dating
38
33
44
18
14
23

dating relationship
47
40
55
20
15
27

dating casually
36
23
50
f
..
..

number of years at school

less than one year
41
34
50
20
14
29

one or two years
40
32
49
15
10
22

three or four years
40
34
47
19
14
24

five or more years
22
16
29
15
10
21

type of student in the past 12 months

full time
38
34
41
18
15
21

part time
f
..
..
f
..
..

both
f
..
..
f
..
..

living arrangements

campus housing
42
38
47
19
16
23

off campus
11
7
18
f
..
..

with parents or family
f
..
..
f
..
..

other
f
..
..
f
..
..

Statement: close to half of cmc students who had a disability experienced some form of unwanted sexualized behaviour in the previous 12 months.
Question: what was the percent of cmc students who had a disability experienced some form of unwanted sexualized behaviour in the previous 12 months?
Answer: [46.0]