Table:
impacts of incidents
male victims
female victims
total victims

percent

avoided or wanted to avoid specific people at work

never
53
17
34

sometimes
35
38
36

always
f
45
29

negative impacts on personal or social life

never
69
32
49

sometimes
26
40
34

always
f
28
17

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

never
58
42
50

sometimes
33
31
33

always
f
27
18

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

never
83
70
76

sometimes
17
15
16

always
f
15
7.9

avoided or wanted to avoid the mess

never
71
46
57

sometimes
26
32
30

always
f
23
13

missed work or worked fewer hours

never experienced any of these impacts
88
64
76

sometimes
f
28
20

always
f
f
f

avoided optional work-related social functions

never
71
44
57

sometimes
18
42
30

always
f
14
13

negative emotional impacts

never
58
28
42

sometimes
33
40
37

always
f
32
21

difficulty sleeping

never
77
49
62

sometimes
20
26
23

always
f
25
15

loss of trust in chain of command

never
64
56
59

sometimes
23
23
24

always
f
21
17

loss of trust in unit

never
72
53
61

sometimes
f
27
22

always
f
20
17

overall impact

never experienced any of these impacts
36
f
22

stated 'sometimes' for at least one of these impacts
41
40
40

stated 'always' for at least one of these impacts
24
50
37

Statement: female victims were considerably more likely to have sometimes avoided optional work-related social functions than female victims.
Question: victims of which gender were considerably more likely to have sometimes avoided optional work-related social functions, male or female?
Answer: female victims