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Table 2 Screening Results of Women in Substance Abuse Treatment (N = 390).

From: Brief screening for co-occurring disorders among women entering substance abuse treatment

 

Screening Sample N = 286 (n, %)

Validation sample N = 88 (n, %)

P-Value

In the past 30 days have you felt sad, blue, DEPRESSED or lost interest in things you usually cared about or enjoyed?

229 (81)

74(85)

.413

In the past 30 days have you been bothered by ANXIOUS thoughts and feelings to the point that it made it hard to do your regular activities?

187(67)

64(74)

.287

In the past 30 days have you had thoughts about HURTING YOURSELF or killing yourself or others?

46 (17)

16 (18)

.709

In the past 30 days have you been BOTHERED BY THOUGHTS that interrupted you and that you had difficulty controlling?

141 (51)

50 (57)

.285

Any Mental Health Symptoms

249 (89)

81 (92)

.402

Have you ever been in a relationship where your partner has PUSHED or slapped you?

236 (83)

74 (84)

.827

Have you ever been in a relationship where your partner has THREATENED you with violence?

213 (75)

76 (86)

.025

Have you ever been in a relationship where your partner has thrown, BROKEN and punched things?

229 (81)

76 (86)

.293

Any Intimate Partner Violence

251 (88)

82 (93)

.199

Has anyone ever used FORCE or the threat of force to have sex with you against your will?

180 (65)

62 (71)

.262

Any Sexual Assault

197 (70)

65 (75)

.383

Before you were 13, was there any time when you were PUNCHED, kicked, choked, or received a more serious physical punishment from a parent or other adult?

125 (45)

45 (52)

.221

Before you were 13 did anyone ever TOUCH you in a sexual way or make you touch them in a way you did not want them to?

140 (50)

49 (58)

.196

Any Childhood Abuse

170 (60)

60 (70)

.097

INDEPENDENT DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENTS (n, %)

Depressive Disorder

56 (64)

Bipolar Disorder

23 (26)

Anxiety Disorder

19 (22)

PTSD

58 (66)

  1. Note: Any sexual assault summary combines items regarding force and touching. P-values are for Pearson Chi-square test of significance with 1 degree of freedom; In validation sample, one observation was missing for mental health symptom items, one to three were missing for abuse and sexual assault items. In screening sample, 4–10 observations were missing for mental health items and 2–8 for abuse and sexual assault items.
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Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy

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