Table:
selected characteristics
aboriginal people
non-aboriginal people

percent

physically or sexually maltreated by an adult before age 15

physically and sexually maltreated
9
4

sexually maltreated only
4
3

physically maltreated only
26
21

no
56
67

five or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting (binge drinking) during the month preceding the survey

yes, at least once
30
26

no
69
73

used drugs during the month preceding the survey

yes, at least once
16
7

no
84
92

number of evening activities during the month preceding the survey

none
7
7

1 to 10
34
39

11 to 20
25
28

21 or more
32
24

ever been homeless or temporarily lived somewhere because you had nowhere else to live

yes
20
8

no
80
91

self-rated mental health

good, very good, or excellent
89
94

fair or poor
10
5

disability

yes
32
24

no
68
74

perceives social disorder in neighbourhood

yes
32
22

no
63
73

sense of belonging to local community

very strong or somewhat strong
74
75

somewhat weak or very weak
23
22

likelihood that neighbours call the police if witness what seems like criminal behaviour

very likely or somewhat likely
88
91

somewhat unlikely or not at all likely
9
6

age

15 to 24 years old
24
15

25 to 44 years old
32
33

45 years and older
44
52

marital status

married or common-law
52
61

divorced, separated, or widowed
10
11

single, never-married
37
27

Statement: aboriginal people were 2 times more likely to report fair or poor mental health than non-aboriginal people?
Question: how many times were aboriginal people more likely to report fair or poor mental health than non-aboriginal people?
Answer: [2]