Table:
impacts of incidents
male victims
female victims
all victims

percent

avoided or wanted to avoid specific people at work

never
60
26
47

sometimes
26
40
31

always
14
34
22

negative impacts on personal or social life

never
75
39
60

sometimes
19
36
25

always
7
25
14

stayed or wanted to stay away from specific locations on the base, wing, or formation

never
75
47
64

sometimes
19
31
23

always
7
22
13

stayed or wanted to stay away from the gym on the base, wing, or formation

never
85
73
79

sometimes
11
15
13

always
4
12
8

avoided or wanted to avoid the mess

never
78
56
69

sometimes
14
27
19

always
7
17
12

missed work or worked fewer hours

never
86
76
82

sometimes
10
15
12

always
f
9
6

avoided optional work-related social functions

never
72
51
64

sometimes
22
26
23

always
6
22
13

negative emotional impacts

never
67
34
53

sometimes
26
38
30

always
8
29
17

difficulty sleeping

never
80
56
70

sometimes
14
22
17

always
6
22
13

loss of trust in chain of command

never
76
62
70

sometimes
15
21
17

always
9
17
13

loss of trust in unit

never
77
61
71

sometimes
14
19
15

always
9
20
14

overall impact

never experienced any of these impacts
48
12
34

stated 'sometimes' for at least one of these impacts
29
40
33

stated 'always' for at least one of these impacts
23
48
33

Statement: 52% of men who were victims had negative impacts.
Question: what is the proportion of women who were victims having negative impacts?
Answer: [52]