Table:
characteristics
sexual assault
robbery
physical assault
total violent victimization
theft of personal property

number
rate
number
rate
number
rate
number
rate
number
rate

physically or sexually assaulted by an adult before age 15

no
285
15
79
4
710
36
1,073
55
1,245
63

yes
312
36
109
12
676
77
1,097
125
861
98

childhood victimization: slapped/hit by an adult

never
377
17
95
4
822
38
1,294
59
1,432
66

1 or 2 times
85
30
f
f
171
60
296
104
231
81

3 to 10 times
63
31
f
f
162
80
246
122
186
92

more than 10 times
74
38
31
16
234
120
340
174
274
140

childhood victimization: pushed/grabbed/shoved by an adult

never
404
17
123
5
979
41
1,506
63
1,610
67

1 or 2 times
72
35
f
f
143
70
231
112
173
84

3 to 10 times
58
46
f
f
95
75
174
138
138
110

more than 10 times
63
55
28
25
171
148
263
227
206
178

childhood victimization: kicked/punched/choked by an adult

never
509
19
148
6
1,157
43
1,814
68
1,853
69

1 or 2 times
f
f
f
f
75
77
113
117
82
85

3 to 10 times
f
f
f
f
41
78
78
148
75
143

more than 10 times
f
f
25
42
126
212
185
312
116
196

childhood victimization: forced into unwanted sex. activity by adult

never
489
18
160
6
1,237
45
1,886
68
1,950
71

1 or 2 times
f
f
f
f
89
121
184
252
85
116

3 to 10 times
f
f
f
f
25
93
45
170
f
f

more than 10 times
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
349
70
282

childhood victimization: touched in a sexual way by adult

never
445
17
154
6
1,171
44
1,770
67
1,878
71

1 or 2 times
64
47
f
f
108
78
189
138
115
84

3 to 10 times
f
f
f
f
30
68
58
133
45
103

more than 10 times
f
f
f
f
93
253
163
441
90
243

mental/psychological disability

no
444
16
140
5
1,208
44
1,792
66
1,951
72

yes
165
95
48
27
197
113
410
236
193
111

learning disability

no
524
19
149
5
1,268
45
1,942
69
2,012
72

yes
86
82
f
37
138
132
263
250
138
131

self-rated mental health

excellent
113
10
68
6
380
33
562
49
801
70

very good
128
13
49
5
419
44
596
62
643
67

good
182
28
39
6
353
54
574
88
474
73

fair
140
111
29
23
202
160
370
293
208
165

poor
f
f
f
f
50
180
100
358
24
86

used drugs during the month preceding the survey

no
465
17
137
5
1,083
40
1,685
62
1,793
66

yes
145
71
51
25
324
159
520
256
351
173

cannabis - not everyday
80
52
f
f
197
127
308
199
248
160

cannabis - everyday
63
144
f
f
111
256
190
436
98
224

other drug - at least once
46
235
f
f
57
289
120
610
49
249

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

none
348
16
98
5
796
37
1,241
58
1,367
64

at least once
261
35
90
12
609
81
961
127
769
102

number of evening activities during the month preceding the survey

none
f
f
f
f
50
24
70
34
54
27

1 to 10
116
10
41
4
320
28
476
42
639
57

11 to 20
159
19
59
7
417
51
635
77
640
78

21 or more
329
45
79
11
616
85
1,024
141
801
110

ever been homeless

no
565
20
167
6
1,301
46
2,033
71
2,019
71

yes
f
f
21
44
107
222
173
358
125
258

had to temporarily live with family/friends/car, because nowhere else to live

no
480
18
145
5
1,152
43
1,777
66
1,846
69

yes
130
56
44
19
256
111
429
186
298
129

Statement: people who drink alcohol frequently but not to the extent that their consumption would be considered binge drinking did not report higher than average rates of violent victimization.
Question: did people who drink alcohol frequently but not to the extent that their consumption would be considered binge drinking report higher than average rates of violent victimization?
Answer: none