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1 National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey 2010 Summary ReportThe National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey : 2010 Summary Report is a publication of the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control of the Centers for Disease Control and for Disease Control and PreventionThomas R. Frieden, MD, MPH, DirectorNational Center for Injury Prevention and ControlLinda C. Degutis, DrPH, MSN, DirectorDivision of Violence PreventionHoward R. Spivak, MD, DirectorSuggested Citation:Black, , Basile, , Breiding, , Smith, , Walters, , Merrick, , Chen, J.

2 , & Stevens, (2011). The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey (NISVS): 2010 Summary Report. Atlanta, GA: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. b The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey | 2010 Summary Report The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey | 2010 Summary Report iThe National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey: 2010 Summary ReportMichele C. Black, Kathleen C. Basile, Matthew J. Breiding, Sharon G. SmithMikel L. Walters, Melissa T.

3 MerrickJieru Chen and Mark R. StevensNovember 2011 National Center for Injury Prevention and ControlCenters for Disease Control and PreventionAtlanta, GeorgiaTABLE OF CONTENTSList of Tables and Figures ..ivContributors ..viAcknowledgments ..viiDedication ..viiiExecutive Summary ..1 Sections:1 . Background and Methods ..5 What is the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey ? ..7 How was the survey developed? ..8 What does this report include? ..9 Methods ..9 survey instrument ..9 survey administration ..10 Interviewer recruitment, training and monitoring.

4 11 IRB and OMB Approval ..12 Data analysis ..12 Data quality assurance ..132 . Sexual Violence Victimization ..15 Prevalence of Sexual Violence victimization ..18 Prevalence of rape and other Sexual Violence by race/ethnicity ..20 Type of perpetrator in lifetime reports of Sexual Violence ..21 Number of perpetrators in lifetime reports of Sexual Violence ..23 Sex of perpetrator in lifetime reports of Sexual Violence ..24 Age at the time of first completed rape victimization ..25 Rape victimization as a minor and subsequent rape victimization.

5 263 . Stalking Victimization ..27 Prevalence of stalking victimization ..29 Prevalence of stalking victimization by race/ethnicity ..31 Tactics used in lifetime reports of stalking victimization ..31 Type of perpetrator in lifetime reports of stalking victimization ..32 Number of perpetrators in lifetime reports of stalking victimization..33 Sex of perpetrator in lifetime reports of stalking victimization ..33 Age at the time of first stalking victimization ..34 ii The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey | 2010 Summary Report The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence survey | 2010 Summary Report iii4.

6 Violence by an Intimate Partner ..35 Prevalence of rape, physical Violence , and/or stalking ..39 Prevalence of rape, physical Violence , and/or stalking by race/ethnicity ..39 Overlap of rape, physical Violence , and stalking ..41 Prevalence of Sexual Violence ..42 Prevalence of physical Violence ..43 Prevalence of stalking ..44 Prevalence of psychological aggression ..45 Prevalence of control of reproductive or Sexual health ..48 Victim-perpetrator relationship ..48 Number of perpetrators in lifetime reports of Intimate Partner Violence .

7 48 Age at the time of first Intimate Partner Violence ..495 . Impact of Intimate Partner Violence ..51 Prevalence of rape, physical Violence , and/or stalking with IPV-related impact..54 Distribution of IPV-related impacts among victims ..566 . Physical and Mental Health Outcomes by Victimization History ..597 . Sexual Violence , Stalking, and Intimate Partner Violence by State ..658 . Discussion ..81 Highlights and Cross-Cutting Findings ..83 Comparison of Prevalence Estimates to Previous National Studies ..83 Limitations ..859 . Implications for Prevention.

8 87 Implement Prevention Approaches ..89 Ensure Appropriate Response ..90 Hold Perpetrators Accountable ..91 Support Efforts Based on Strong Research and Data ..91 Conclusion ..92 References ..93 Appendix A: Expert Panel from the 2007 CDC Consultation on NISVS ..99 Appendix B: Technical Note ..100 Appendix C: Victimization Questions ..106 TABLES AND FIGURESS ection 2 Sexual Violence Victimization .. 15 Table Lifetime and 12 month prevalence of Sexual Violence Women ..18 Table Lifetime and 12 month prevalence of Sexual Violence Men.

9 19 Table Lifetime prevalence of Sexual Violence by race/ethnicity Women ..20 Table Lifetime prevalence of Sexual Violence by race/ethnicity Men ..21 Table Lifetime reports of Sexual Violence among female victims by type of perpetrator ..22 Table Lifetime reports of Sexual Violence among male victims by type of perpetrator ..23 Figure Lifetime number of perpetrators among female victims of Sexual Violence ..24 Figure Age at time of first completed rape victimization in lifetime among female victims ..25 Figure Women raped as an adult by whether raped as a minor.

10 26 Section 3 Stalking Victimization ..27 Table Lifetime and 12 month prevalence of stalking victimization Women and Men ..30 Table Lifetime prevalence of stalking victimization by race/ethnicity Women ..30 Table Lifetime prevalence of stalking victimization by race/ethnicity Men ..30 Figure Lifetime reports of stalking among female victims by type of tactic experienced ..31 Figure Lifetime reports of stalking among male victims by type of tactic experienced ..31 Figure Lifetime reports of stalking among female victims by type of perpetrator.