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Violence and Victimization Experiences of Indian Women

Living in Tribal Communities (VVEIWLTC) Study


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February 4, 2011

























Table of Contents



















Section I: Survey Intro


[add consent or other control text here as needed]


I_INTRO

Thanks for agreeing to participate in this survey. Before we begin, I want to remind you that the answers you give us will be kept confidential. No information that could personally identify you will be given to anyone outside of this study. The answers you provide will be combined with answers from hundreds of others and analyzed together to describe aspects of your community. You can skip any question or stop the survey at any time. May we begin?


  1. YES {go to RC1}

  2. NO {go to BREAKOFF}


Section RC: Respondent Characteristics


{DK and RF options allowed on every screen unless otherwise specified}


RC1

What month and year were you born?


[ELIGIBLE YEARS OF BIRTHS ARE: ]

[if DK or RF is selected} {INTERVIEWER: IF DK or RF, SAY: I’m sorry, but we’re only speaking with people age 18 and older so I need to confirm your age. If you are not able to answer this question, we will have to end the interview now. Thank you for your interest, and have a nice day / evening.]


[INTERVIEWER: IF YEAR OF BIRTH IS OUTSIDE ELIGIBLE RANGE, SAY: I’m sorry, but we’re only speaking with people age 18 and older. I will have to end the interview now. Thank you for your interest, and have a nice day / evening.]


RC2

With what racial groups do you identify? You may choose more than one. Would you say…


[SHOWCARD #1]


[CODE ALL THAT APPLY]


1 White,

2 Black or African American,

3 Asian,

4 Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander,

5 American Indian,

6 Alaska Native, or

7 Some other race or ethnicity {OTHER, SPECIFY max 25 characters}


[INTERVIEWER NOTE: PROBE “Any others?”]


[if DK or RF is selected} {INTERVIEWER: IF DK or RF, SAY: I’m sorry, but we’re only speaking with people who are American Indian or Alaska Native. If you are not able to answer this question, we will have to end the interview now. Thank you for your interest, and have a nice day / evening.]


[INTERVIEWER: IF RC2 does not include 5 or 6, SAY: I’m sorry, but we’re only speaking with people who are American Indian or Alaska Native. I will have to end the interview now. Thank you for your interest, and have a nice day / evening.]



RC3

Are you of Hispanic or {if female: Latina; if male: Latino} origin?


1 YES

2 NO


RC3a

{if RC3 = 1}

What is your ethnic background? Are you…


1 Mexican, Mexican American, or Chicano/a?

2 Puerto Rican?

3 Cuban?

4 Some other ethnicity?


RC3b

{if RC2 = more than one category, or if RC2 and RC3 are endorsed}

{only display response categories endorsed at RC2 or RC3}

Do you primarily consider yourself:

1 White

2 Black or African American

3 Asian

4 Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

5 American Indian

6 Alaska Native

7 Hispanic or Latino

8 Other [SPECIFY] {fill with category specified at RC2}

RC4

{if RC2 = 5 or RC2 = 6}

What is your main tribal or village affiliation?

[DROP DOWN LIST OF TRIBES AND NATIVE CORPORATIONS]

RC5

{if RC2=5}

Are you enrolled with your affiliated tribe?


1 YES

2 NO


RC6

{if RC2 = 6}

Are you a shareholder or a descendant of a shareholder in an Alaska Native corporation?

1 YES

2 NO


RC7

{if RC2 = 5 or RC2 = 6}

Have you ever lived {fill: within reservation or tribal jurisdictional boundaries / in an Alaska Native village}?


1 YES {go to RC7a}

2 NO {go to RC8}


RC7a

Have you lived {fill: within reservation or tribal jurisdictional boundaries / an Alaska Native village} at any time during the past 12 months?


1 YES

2 NO


RC8

Next, you will be asked some general questions about your relationships.


Are you currently married, divorced, separated, widowed, or have you never been married?


1 MARRIED

2 DIVORCED

3 SEPARATED

4 WIDOWED

5 NEVER MARRIED

6 OTHER, SPECIFY {max 25 characters}


RC9

How many people live in your household?


ENTER NUMBER {RANGE 1 – 30}


RC10

How many children under the age of 18 currently live in your household? Please include all children who live with you, whether you are their parent or legal guardian or not.


ENTER NUMBER {RANGE 0 – 30}


RC11a

Next, please tell me which of the following resources you currently have in your home.


A telephone? By this we mean cell phones or home phones or “land lines” that are currently in service.


1 YES

2 NO

RC11b

A home computer with Internet access?


1 YES

2 NO


RC11c

A two-way radio or VHF? We mean a radio that can be used to communicate back and forth with other radio users.

1 YES

2 NO


RC12

If you really needed to get somewhere, such as in an emergency, what forms of transportation do you have access to?

[CODE ALL THAT APPLY]


1 CAR, TRUCK, MOTORCYCLE, MOTOR SCOOTER OR BOAT OWNED BY R OR SOMEONE IN HIS/HER HH

2 CAR, TRUCK, MOTORCYCLE, MOTOR SCOOTER OR BOAT OWNED BY A RELATIVE OR NEIGHBOR

3 BICYCLE, SNOW MACHINE, ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE (ATV) OR DOGSLED

4 SHUTTLE BUS

5 TRAIN

6 AIRPLANE

7 SCHOOL VEHICLE

8 MEDI-VAC

9 TAXI

10 WALKING

11 1-800-SAFE-RIDE

12 HITCHHIKING

13 POLICE RIDE

14 RENTAL CAR

15 OTHER, SPECIFY {allow 50 characters}


RC13

How long does it take you to get to the nearest hospital, using the form of transportation you would normally use to get there? Please count time spent getting from your home to the door of the hospital, and do not include health clinics in your answer.


[RECORD NUMBER, THEN RECORD MINUTES / HOURS]


RC14

How long does it take you to get to the nearest health clinic, using the form of transportation you would normally use to get there? Please count time spent getting from your home to the door of the health clinic.


[RECORD NUMBER, THEN RECORD MINUTES / HOURS]

NOT APPLICABLE


RC15

What is the highest level of education you have completed?


1 NO SCHOOLING

2 1st‑8th GRADE

3 SOME HIGH SCHOOL

4 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE

5 TECHNICAL OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL (ATTENDED OR GRADUATED)

6 SOME COLLEGE

7 4-YEAR COLLEGE DEGREE

8 POSTGRADUATE


RC16

Are you currently employed or working a job for which you get paid?

1 YES {go to RC17}

2 NO {go to RC18}

98 (VOL) DK {go to RC21}

99 (VOL) RF {go to RC21}


RC17

Are you currently employed full-time or part-time?


  1. EMPLOYED FULL-TIME (FI Note: Please select this option for Rs who are working at one full-time job and also for Rs who are working at more than one part-time job with total hours of 40 hours per week or more)

  2. EMPLOYED PART-TIME

98 (VOL) DK

99 (VOL) RF


{go to RC19}


RC18

Why are you currently not employed?

  1. HOMEMAKING / STAY-AT-HOME PARENTING

  2. GOING TO SCHOOL

  3. RETIRED

  4. DISABLED

  5. UNABLE TO WORK FOR OTHER HEALTH REASONS

  6. LOOKING FOR WORK

  7. LAID OFF

  8. ENGAGED IN SUBSISTENCE LIVING

  9. NO JOBS AVAILABLE WHERE R LIVES

  10. SEASONAL WORKER (DOES NOT WORK IN “OFF” SEASON)

  11. OTHER

98 (VOL) DK

99 (VOL) RF


RC19

Now please think about your employment status or work situation over the past 12 months, that is since {fill date 12 months ago}.


What were you doing for most of the past 12 months?


  1. EMPLOYED FULL-TIME {go to RC20}

  2. EMPLOYED PART-TIME {go to RC20}

  3. HOMEMAKING / STAY-AT-HOME PARENTING {go to RC21}

  4. GOING TO SCHOOL {go to RC21}

  5. RETIRED {go to RC21}

  6. DISABLED {go to RC21}

  7. UNABLE TO WORK FOR OTHER HEALTH REASONS {go to RC21}

  8. LOOKING FOR WORK {go to RC21}

  9. LAID OFF {go to RC21}

  10. ENGAGED IN SUBSISTENCE LIVING

  11. OTHER {go to RC21}

98 (VOL) DK {go to RC21}

99 (VOL) RF {go to RC21}


RC20

How are you generally paid for the work you do? Are you….


1 Paid by salary,

2 Paid by the hour,

3 Paid by the job or task, or

4 Paid some other way?

98 (VOL) DK {go to RC21}

99 (VOL) RF {go to RC21}


RC21

What was the total income from ALL household members during {fill: most recently ended calendar year}, before taxes. Include income from all sources such as work, investments, dividends, child support and public assistance. Was it…

RC21a Less than $25,000? {If RC21a=2, go to RC21e; if RC21a=1, go to RC21b}

($20,000 to less than $25,000)


RC21b Less than $20,000? {if RC21b=2, go to RC22; if RC21b=1 go to RC21c}

($15,000 to less than $20,000)


RC21c Less than $15,000? {if RC21c=2, go to RC22; if RC21c=1 go to RC21d}

($10,000 to less than $15,000)


RC21d Less than $10,000? {go to RC22}

RC21e Less than $35,000? {If RC21e=2, go to RC21f; if RC21e=1, go to RC22}

($25,000 to less than $35,000)


RC21f Less than $50,000? {If RC21f=2, go to RC21g; if RC21f=1, go to RC22}

($35,000 to less than $50,000)


RC21g Less than $75,000? {If RC21g=2, go to RC21h; if RC21g=1, go to RC22}

($50,000 to less than $75,000)


RC21h $75,000 or more?

98 (VOL) DK

99 (VOL) RF


[TI NOTE: STUDENTS SHOULD NOT INCLUDE THEIR PARENTS’ INCOME.]


RC22

What was your personal income during {fill: most recently ended calendar year}, before taxes. Include income from all sources such as work, investments, dividends, child support and public assistance. Was it…

RC22a Less than $25,000? {If RC22a=2, go to RC22e; if RC22a=1, go to RC22b}

($20,000 to less than $25,000)


RC22b Less than $20,000? {if RC22b=2, go to Section H; if RC22b=1 go to RC22c}

($15,000 to less than $20,000)


RC22c Less than $15,000? {if RC22c=2, go to Section H; if RC22c=1 go to RC22d}

($10,000 to less than $15,000)


RC22d Less than $10,000? {go to Section H }

RC22e Less than $35,000? {If RC22e=2, go to RC22f; if RC22e=1, go to Section H }

($25,000 to less than $35,000)


RC22f Less than $50,000? {If RC22f=2, go to RC22g; if RC22f=1, go to Section H }

($35,000 to less than $50,000)


RC22g Less than $75,000? {If RC22g=2, go to RC22h; if RC22g=1, go to Section H}

($50,000 to less than $75,000)


RC22h $75,000 or more?

98 (VOL) DK

99 (VOL) RF


[TI NOTE: STUDENTS SHOULD NOT INCLUDE THEIR PARENTS’ INCOME.]


RC23

Have you ever served in any branch of the military?

1 YES {go to RC124}

2 NO {go to Section H}

98 (VOL) DK {go to Section H}

99 (VOL) RF {go to Section H}


RC24

Have you served in any branch of the military in the past 12 months?

1 YES

2 NO

98 (VOL) DK

99 (VOL) RF


Section H: Health


H_INTRO

The next questions ask about ways you might have felt or behaved recently. Some respondents may find them upsetting or uncomfortable. Remember that you can skip any questions you do not wish to answer.


H1

In your life, have you ever had any experience that was so frightening, horrible, or upsetting that, in the past one month, you have had nightmares about it or thought about it when you did not want to?


1 YES

2 NO


H2

In your life, have you ever had any experience that was so frightening, horrible, or upsetting that, in the past 1 month, you tried hard not to think about it or went out of your way to avoid situations that reminded you of it?


1 YES

2 NO


H3

In your life, have you ever had any experience that was so frightening, horrible, or upsetting that, in the past 1 month, you were constantly on guard, watchful, or easily startled?


1 YES

2 NO


H4

In your life, have you ever had any experience that was so frightening, horrible, or upsetting that, in the past 1 month, you felt numb or detached from others, activities, or your surroundings?


1 YES

2 NO


H5

Would you say that in general your physical health is…


1 Excellent,

2 Very good,

3 Good,

4 Fair, or

5 Poor

Section CCS: Community Crime and Safety


CCS1

Next, I’d like to know about the community where you live.


In the past 12 months, have you seen any of the following things happening? Please do not include anything you heard about on the radio or from someone else, saw on television, or read in the newspaper. Please do include anything you saw, whether or not it happened to you or someone else.


[SHOWCARD #4]

[CODE ALL THAT APPLY]


1 Someone hitting or deliberately hurting their spouse, romantic partner or someone they were dating

2 Someone hitting or deliberately hurting a member of their family, such as their child, parent, or someone else in their family

3 Someone hitting or deliberately hurting a stranger

4 Someone killing or trying to kill their spouse, romantic partner or someone they were dating

5 Someone killing or trying to kill a member of their family, such as their child, parent, or someone else in their family

6 Someone killing or trying to kill a stranger

7 None of these


CCS2

On a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 is no impact and 10 is a major impact on your quality of life, how much has YOUR OWN quality of life been affected by crime in the past 12 months?


[SHOWCARD #3]

[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3

Thinking about the last 12 months, how big of a problem do you think the following public safety issues are in your community? Please rate them from 1-10, where 1 means not a problem at all and 10 means a very big problem.


[SHOWCARD #5]

[ENTER 1 – 10]

[INTERVIEWER: WE ARE INTERESTED IN R’S OPINION ABOUT HOW BIG A PROBLEM EACH OF THESE ITEMS REPRESENTS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, WHETHER OR NOT THEY HAVE EXPERIENCED IT THEMSELVES IN THE PAST 12 MOS.]


CCS3a

Break-ins or attempted break-ins, also known as burglary?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3b

Theft of personal property?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3c

Mugging or robbery?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3d

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3e

Alcohol abuse?


[INTERVIEWER: THIS INCLUDES ABUSE OF ANY ALCOHOL, WHETHER IT IS A TYPE OF ALCOHOL INTENDED FOR CONSUMPTION OR NOT.]


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3f

Illegal use of drugs including prescription drugs?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3g

How big a problem is boot legging of alcohol in your community?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3h

Drug dealing?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3i

Child abuse, neglect and maltreatment? This could include physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse or neglect of a child.


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3j

Youth violence or youth gangs?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3k

How big a problem is violent crime in your community? Violent crime includes things like robbery, rape, assault, fighting, physical threats, and murder.


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3l

Violence against women?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3m

Elder abuse?

[ENTER 1 – 10]


CCS3n

Homicide of a family member?


[ENTER 1 – 10]




Section T: ACASI Tutorial


T1

You will complete the next part of this interview on your own using the computer and headphones. Before you start, we’ll go through a short practice session together so you can learn how to use this computer to answer the interview questions. After this introduction, I will move away from the computer and will not be able to see your answers so that you can take the interview in privacy. Remember, this is not a test and there are no right or wrong answers. We are interested in your experiences and opinions. Please take as much time as you need. If you need assistance at any point, just let me know.


You do not need the mouse or keyboard to answer questions. You can simply touch the buttons on the screen using your finger.


[MOVE COMPUTER SO RESPONDENT CAN SEE THE SCREEN]


T2

For each question, the answers will appear as buttons on the screen, like these yes and no buttons. To choose an answer you will need to use your finger to touch the button for your answer on the computer screen, like this.


[PRESS YES BUTTON]


T3

After you choose your answer, you must touch the NEXT button at the bottom of the screen.


[TOUCH THE NEXT BUTTON]


T4

If you want to go back to the previous question, this is the BACK button.


Now I will show you how to use the back button to go back to the previous question and

change the answer to no.


You can also use the back button to see your previous answer without changing it.


T5

If you don’t know the answer to the question, touch the DON’T KNOW button at the bottom of the screen and you will go on to the next question.


T6

If you don’t want to answer the question, you can touch the REFUSE button and you will go on to the next question.


T7

If you want the computer to read the question again, you can press the REPEAT button.


T8

You can adjust the volume here. Or if you want to turn the volume off you can adjust it on your headphones or take your headphones off.


Please put on your headphones. When you are ready, let me know.


[SELECT NEXT]


{PLAY AUDIO FOR ALL FOLLOWING SCREENS}

T9

This screen will play while you adjust the volume in your headphones. When you have adjusted the volume to a level that is comfortable to you, touch the NEXT button on the bottom of your screen to continue with the practice session.


T10

Welcome to RTI’s self-interviewing system, which lets you control the interview and answer in complete privacy. In this system, you can read the questions on the computer screen and hear them read through the headphones. Nobody, not even your interviewer, will know how you answer the questions.


First, you will learn how to use the system and complete some practice questions. You will learn how to enter answers and how to back up if you make a mistake and want to change an answer.

If you would like to just see the questions on the screen, you can turn off the voice on your headphones or take them off.

Touch the large NEXT button on the bottom of your screen.


T11

After you hear the question, you will hear the possible answers. Each answer will be highlighted as it is read. To answer the question, you simply use your finger to touch the button on the screen with your answer on it and then touch the NEXT button.


Do you like ice cream?


Yes

No


T12

The last question was a Yes-No question. Other questions will have more answers to choose from, and you will pick your answer from a list.


What is your favorite color? Touch the answer button on the screen that best fits you and then touch the NEXT button.


Blue

Red

Yellow

Green

Some other color


T13

For some questions you will enter your answer using a keypad like the one shown below. Try using the keypad to answer the question below. If you need to change your answer touch the ‘Clear’ button to remove what you have already entered and then put in a new answer.


How many brothers and sisters do you have?


NUMBER: __________ [RANGE: 0 – 99]


T14

Sometimes there will be more than one question to answer on a screen like the example shown below. For these questions the answer choices and the Refused and Don’t Know buttons are shown to the right of each question. Try answering the questions below and then press the NEXT button to go to the next screen.


Has a doctor or other health care provider ever told you that you are allergic to…


Pollen? Y/N/DK/REF

Dust? Y/N/DK/REF

Mold? Y/N/DK/REF


T15

You can tell the computer to repeat a question by touching the REPEAT button. Try this now.


How many times did you listen to this question?


I have listened to this screen more than once.

I have only listened to this screen one time.


T16

If you have any questions, ask your interviewer now. If not, tell the interviewer you are ready to begin and she will move away from the computer. You can still ask her for help at any time. Touch the NEXT button when you are ready to begin.


Section VIC: Violent Victimization Intro


Programming note: Please make all of the violent victimization intro text appear on a single screen.


VIC_INTRO

The next set of questions asks about experiences that may or may not have happened to you. There will be some questions about physical injuries, harassing behaviors, and unwanted sexual activity. Remember, you don’t have to answer any question that you don’t want to.

[ENTER 1 TO CONTINUE]


VIC_INTROa

Do you have any questions?


1 YES {go to VIC_INTROb}

2 NO {go to PV_INTRO}


VIC_INTROb

Please let your interviewer know that you have some questions. She will answer them for you.


[GO TO PV_INTRO]



Section PA: Psychological Aggression


Please think about any romantic or sexual partners you have had in the past 12 months. When thinking about romantic or sexual partners, think about anybody you have been involved with romantically or sexually, which might include spouses, boyfriends, girlfriends, people you have dated, people you were seeing, or people you hooked up with.


PA1

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever acted very angry towards you in a way that seemed dangerous?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA1a

{if PA1 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA2

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever told you that you were a loser, a failure, or not good enough?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA2a

{if PA2 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA3

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever called you names like ugly, fat, crazy, or stupid?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA3a

{if PA3 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA4

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever insulted, humiliated, or made fun of you in front of others?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA4a

{if PA4 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA5

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever told you that no one else would want you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA5a

{if PA5 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PA6

You indicated that you have been {fill with PA behavior(s) endorsed for lifetime} in your lifetime.


PA7

How old were you the first time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}


PA8

How old were you the most recent time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?

[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}



Section CCE: Coercive Control and Entrapment


CCE1

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever tried to keep you from seeing or talking to your family or friends?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE1a

{if CCE1 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE2

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever made decisions for you that should have been yours to make, such as the clothes you wear, things you eat, or the friends you have?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE2a

{if CCE2 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE3

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever kept track of you by demanding to know where you were and what you were doing?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE3a

{if CCE3 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE4

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever threatened to hurt him or herself or commit suicide when he or she was upset with you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE4a

{if CCE4 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE5

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever threatened to hurt a pet or threatened to take a pet away from you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people

CCE5a

{if CCE5 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE6

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever threatened to hurt someone you love?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE6a

{if CCE6 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE7

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever hurt someone you love?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE7a

{if CCE7 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE8

{if RC10=1}

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever threatened to take your children away from you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE8a

{if CCE8 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE9

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever kept you from leaving the house when you wanted to go?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE9a

{if CCE9 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE10

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever kept you from having money for your own use?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE10a

{if CCE10 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE11

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever destroyed something that was important to you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE11a

{if CCE11 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people

CCE12

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever said things like “If I can’t have you, then no one can”?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE12a

{if CCE12 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE13

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever tried to get you pregnant when you did not want to become pregnant or tried to stop you from using birth control?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE13a

{if CCE13 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE14

In your lifetime, how many romantic or sexual partners have ever refused to use a condom when you wanted them to use one?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE14a

{if CCE14 ≥ 1}

How many romantic or sexual partners have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


CCE15

You indicated that you have been {fill with CCE behavior(s) endorsed for lifetime} in your lifetime.


How old were you the first time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}


CCE16

How old were you the most recent time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?

[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}











Section PV: Physical Violence


PV_INTRO

I’m going to ask you some questions about times when people have done things to you physically. When answering, please think about anyone who may have done these things to you, including romantic or sexual partners, relatives, other people you knew, or strangers.


{for each item, insert logic check on “a” items against PV items, so that # of people cannot be greater at past 12 months than ever}


PV1

In your lifetime, how many people have ever made threats to physically harm you?

0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV1a

{if PV1 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV2

In your lifetime, how many people have ever slapped you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people

PV2a

{if PV2 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV3

In your lifetime, how many people have ever pushed or shoved you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV3a

{if PV3 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV4

In your lifetime, how many people have ever hit you with a fist or something hard?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV4a

{if PV4 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV5

In your lifetime, how many people have ever kicked you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV5a

{if PV5 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV6

In your lifetime, how many people have ever hurt you by pulling your hair?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV6a

{if PV6 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV7

In your lifetime, how many people have ever upset you by cutting your hair when you didn’t want them to?

0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV7a

{if PV7 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV8

In your lifetime, how many people have ever slammed you against something?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV8a

{if PV8 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV9

In your lifetime, how many people have ever forced you to engage in sexual activity?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV9a

{if PV9 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV10

In your lifetime, how many people have ever tried to hurt you by choking or suffocating you?

0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV10a

{if PV10 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV11

In your lifetime, how many people have ever beaten you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV11a

{if PV11 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV12

In your lifetime, how many people have ever burned you on purpose?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV12a

{if PV12 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV13

In your lifetime, how many people have ever used a knife or gun on you?

0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV13a

{if PV13 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


PV14

You indicated that you have been {fill with PV behavior(s) endorsed for lifetime} in your lifetime.


[ENTER NEXT]


PV15

How old were you the first time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you? Your best guess is fine.

[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}

PV16

How old were you the most recent time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?

[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}





Section SV: Sexual Violence


SV_INTRO

Women and men may experience unwanted and uninvited sexual situations by strangers or people they know well, such as a romantic or sexual partner, friend, teacher, coworker, supervisor, or family member. Your answers will help us learn how often these things happen. Some of the language we use is explicit, but it is important that we ask the questions this way so that you are clear about what we mean. The questions we ask are detailed and some people may find them upsetting. The information you are providing will be kept private. You can skip questions you don’t want to answer and you can stop at any time.


We are going to ask you about different types of unwanted sexual situations. In general, these are: unwanted sexual situations that did NOT involve touching and situations that DID involve touching. I will also ask you about situations in which you were unable to provide consent to sex because of alcohol or drugs, situations where you were sleeping and unable to provide consent to sex, and about your experiences with unwanted sex that happened when someone used physical force or verbal pressure.


SV1

In your lifetime, how many people have ever exposed their sexual body parts to you, flashed you, or masturbated in front of you when you didn’t want it to happen?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV1a

{if SV1 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV2

In your lifetime, how many people have ever made you show your sexual body parts to them when you didn’t want it to happen?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV2a

{if SV2 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV3

In your lifetime, how many people have ever made you look at or participate in sexual photos or movies?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV3a

{if SV3 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV4

In your lifetime, how many people have ever verbally harassed you while you were in a public place in a way that made you feel unsafe?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV4a

{if SV4 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV5

In your lifetime, how many people have ever kissed you in a sexual way when you didn’t want to happen?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV5a

{if SV5 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV6

In your lifetime, how many people have ever fondled, groped, grabbed, or touched you in a way that made you feel unsafe?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV6a

{if SV6 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV_INTRO2

Some people are threatened with harm or physically forced to have sex when they don’t want to, for example, by being pinned or held down, or by the use of violence.


SV7

In your lifetime, how many people have ever used physical force or threats to physically harm you to make you have vaginal sex? By vaginal sex, we mean that a man or boy put his penis in your vagina.


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV7a

{if SV7 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV8

In your lifetime, how many people have ever used physical force or threats to physically harm you to make you receive anal sex, meaning they put their penis into your anus?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV8a

{if SV8 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV9

In your lifetime, how many people have ever used physical force or threats to physically harm you to put their mouth on your vagina?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV9a

{if SV9 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV9_1

In your lifetime, how many people have used physical force or threats to physically harm you to put their mouth on your anus?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV9_1a

{if SV9_1 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people

SV10

In your lifetime, how many people have used physical force or threats to physically harm you to make you put your mouth on their vagina or anus?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV10a

{if SV10 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV10_1

In your lifetime, how many people have used physical force or threats to physically harm you to make you put your mouth on their penis?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV10_1a

{if SV10_1 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV11

In your lifetime, how many people have used physical force or threats to physically harm you to put their fingers or an object in your vagina or anus?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV11a

{if SV11 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV12

In your lifetime, how many people have used physical force or threats to physically harm you to TRY to make you have vaginal sex with them, but sex DID NOT HAPPEN?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV12a

{if SV12 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV13

In your lifetime, how many people have used physical force or threats to physically harm you to TRY to make you have oral or anal sex with them, but sex DID NOT HAPPEN?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV13a

{if SV13 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV_INTRO3

Sometimes sex happens when a person is unable to consent to it or stop it from happening because the person is drunk, high, drugged, or passed out from alcohol, drugs, or medications. This can include times when the person voluntarily consumed alcohol or drugs or was given drugs or alcohol without their knowledge or consent. Please remember that even if someone uses alcohol or drugs, what happens to the person is not their fault.


SV14

In your lifetime, how many people have ever had vaginal sex with you when you were drunk, high, drugged or passed out and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV14a

{if SV14 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV15

In your lifetime, how many people have ever made you receive anal sex when you were drunk, high, drugged, or passed out and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV15a

{if SV15 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV16

In your lifetime, how many people have ever put their mouth on your vagina when you were drunk, high, drugged, or passed out and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV16a

{if SV16 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV16_1

In your lifetime, how many people have put their mouth on your anus when you were drunk, high, drugged, or passed out and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV16_1a

{if SV16_1 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV17

In your lifetime, how many people have ever made you put your mouth on their vagina or anus when you were drunk, high, drugged, or passed out and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV17a

{if SV17 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV17_1

In your lifetime, how many people have made you put your mouth on their penis when you were drunk, high, drugged, or passed out and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV17_1a

{if SV17_1 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV17_2

In your lifetime, how many people have put their fingers or an object in your vagina when you were drunk, high, drugged, or passed out and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV17_2a

{if SV17_2 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV18

In your lifetime, how many people have had vaginal, oral, or anal sex with you when you were sleeping and unable to consent?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV18a

{if SV18 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV_INTRO4

Sometimes unwanted sexual contact happens after a person is pressured in a nonphysical way.


SV19

In your lifetime, how many people have you had vaginal, oral, or anal sex with after they pressured you by doing things like telling you lies, making promises about the future they knew were untrue, threatening to end your relationship, or threatening to spread rumors about you?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV19a

{if SV19 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV20

In your lifetime, how many people have you had vaginal, oral, or anal sex with after they pressured you by wearing you down by repeatedly asking for sex, or showing they were unhappy?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV20a

{if SV20 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV21

In your lifetime, how many people have you had vaginal, oral, or anal sex with after they pressured you by using their influence or authority over you, for example, your boss or your teacher, clergy, medicine man or woman?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people

SV21a

{if SV21 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


SV22

You indicated that in your lifetime people have {fill as appropriate:


  • {fill as appropriate: had vaginal sex with you, had anal sex with you, put their mouth on your sexual body part or made you put your mouth on theirs} when you were drunk, high, drugged, or passed out and unable to consent

  • used physical force or threats to physically harm you to {fill as appropriate: make you have vaginal sex, make you have anal sex, put their mouth on your sexual body part or made you put your mouth on theirs}

  • used physical force or threats of physical harm to TRY to have vaginal, oral, or anal sex with you, but sex did not happen

  • had vaginal, oral, or anal sex with you after they pressured you.


SV23

How old were you the first time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}


SV24

How old were you the most recent time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}



Section S: Stalking


S_INTRO

The next questions are about times when you may have been contacted, followed or harassed. When answering, please think about anyone who may have done these things to you, including romantic or sexual partners, other people you knew, or strangers. Please do not include bill collectors, telephone solicitors, or other sales people.


S1

In your lifetime, how many people have ever watched or followed you from a distance, or spied on you with a listening device, camera, GPS, or global positioning system?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people

S1a

{if S1 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S2

In your lifetime, how many people have ever approached you or showed up in places, such as your home, workplace, or school when you didn’t want them to be there?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S2a

{if S2 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S3

In your lifetime, how many people have ever left strange or potentially threatening items for you to find?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S3a

{if S3 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S4

In your lifetime, how many people have ever sneaked into your home or car and did things to scare you by letting you know they had been there?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S4a

{if S4 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S5

In your lifetime, how many people have ever left you unwanted messages? This includes text or voice messages.


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S5a

{if S5 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S6

In your lifetime, how many people have ever made unwanted phone calls to you? This includes hang-up calls.


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S6a

{if S6 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S7

In your lifetime, how many people have ever sent you unwanted emails, instant messages, or sent messages through websites like MySpace or Facebook?

0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S7a

{if S7 ≥ 1}

How many people have done this to you in the past 12 months?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S8

In your lifetime, how many people have ever left you cards, letters, flowers, or presents when they know you didn’t want them to?


0 0 people

1 1 person

2 2 people

3 3-5 people

4 6-10 people

5 11-20 people

6 More than 20 people


S9

You indicated that you have been {fill with S behavior(s) endorsed for lifetime} in your lifetime.


S10

How old were you the first time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}


S11

How old were you the most recent time {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?

[ENTER AGE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 99}


S12

{if respondent has endorsed S1a, S2a, S3a, S4a, S5a, S6a, or S7a, else skip to SV_PC}


You have indicated that in the past 12 months, that is since {insert date one year before today’s date}, you have been {fill with list of S behaviors endorsed for past 12 months}.


In the past 12 months, how many times altogether did {fill: this / any of these things} happen to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 500}


S13

Now please think about the people who did {fill: this / these things} to you in the past 12 months.


In the past 12 months, how many people altogether did {fill: this / these things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


S14

{S14 – S16 = 1 stalking perpetrator only at S13}

{if S13 = 1}

In the past 12 months, did this person do more than one of these things to you?


1 YES

2 NO


S15

In the past 12 months, did this person do any of these things to you more than one time?


1 YES

2 NO


S16

{if S14 OR S15 = 1; else go to }

In the past 12 months, were you ever fearful when this person did {fill: this / these things} to you?


1 YES

2 NO


S17

{S17 – S19 = more than 1 stalking perpetrator at S13}

{if S13 > 1}

In the past 12 months, how many of these people did more than one of these things to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}



S18

In the past 12 months, how many of these people did any of these things to you more than one time?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}



S19

{if S17 or S18 = 1}

In the past 12 months, were you ever fearful when any of these people did {fill: this / these things} to you?


1 YES

2 NO


S20

{if respondent has endorsed S16 or S19; else skip to PV_PC}

Please remember the {fill: person/people} who made you fearful by doing these things to you in the past 12 months. The {fill: thing/things} {fill: this person/these people} did to you will be referred to as {fill: ‘this harassing thing’/’these harassing things’} in future questions. You will need to remember the {fill: person/people} who made you fearful by doing these harassing things.


Section S-PC: Perpetrator Characteristics


S_PCINTRO

{if respondent has endorsed S16 or S19; else skip to PV_PC}


Now please think about any romantic or sexual partners you have had in the past 12 months. When thinking about romantic or sexual partners, think about anybody you have been involved with romantically or sexually, which might include spouses, boyfriends, girlfriends, people you have dated, people you were seeing, or people you hooked up with. For these next questions, think about any romantic or sexual partners who made you fearful by doing {a harassing thing/ harassing things} to you in the past 12 months.


S_PC3

In the past 12 months, how many times altogether did your romantic or sexual partners do {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}

{if S_PC3 = 0 go to S_PC21}


S_PC3a

Of the {fill: S_PC3} times that your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: ON tribal reservation land / IN your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}


S_PC3b

{if S_PC3 > S_PC3a}

Of the {fill: S_PC3} times that your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: OFF tribal reservation land / OUTSIDE of your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 500}


S_PC4

In the past 12 months, how many of your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


S_PC15

{if S_PC4 = 1}

Was the romantic or sexual partner who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months male or female?


1 MALE

2 FEMALE


S_PC16

{if S_PC4 > 1}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months were men?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


S_PC17

{if S_PC4 > 1 AND S_PC16 < S_PC4}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months were women?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


S_PC18

{if S_PC4 = 1, else go to S_PC19}

Was the romantic or sexual partner who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months…


1 White?

2 Black or African American?

3 Asian?

4 American Indian?

5 Alaska Native?

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander?

7 Hispanic or Latino?

8 Some other race or ethnicity?


S_PC19

{if S_PC4 > 1}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / any of these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months were…


1 White? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

2 Black or African American? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

3 Asian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

4 American Indian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

5 Alaska Native? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

7 Hispanic or Latino? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

8 Some other race or ethnicity? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


S_PC20

{if S_PC4 ≥ 1}



In the past 12 months, what was your relationship to your romantic or sexual {if S_PC4 = 1, fill: partner; if S_PC4 ≥ 1, fill: partners} who made you fearful at the time they did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you? Since relationships can change over time, it is possible that they did something to you when they were your boyfriend, for example, and when they were your husband, in which case we want you to choose both boyfriend and husband. Please mark all the relationship types that apply.


    1. Current Husband/Wife

    2. Current Live-In Partner

    3. Ex-Husband/Ex-Wife

    4. Former Live-In Partner

    5. Current Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Dating Partner, or Fiancé

    6. Former Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Dating Partner, or Fiancé

    7. Someone you were out on a date with, seeing casually, or having sex with


S_PC21

Now please think about experiences you may have had with people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who made you fearful by doing harassing things to you in the past 12 months.


S_PC22

In the past 12 months, how many times altogether did people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners do {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}

{if S_PC22 = 0 go to PV_PC}


S_PC22a

Of the {fill: S_PC22} times that people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: ON tribal reservation land / IN your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}


S_PC22b

{if S_PC22 > S_PC22a}

Of the {fill: S_PC22} times that people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: OFF tribal reservation land / OUTSIDE of your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 500}


S_PC23

In the past 12 months, how many people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


S_PC24

{if S_PC23 = 1}

Was the person who was not your romantic or sexual partner and made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months male or female?


1 MALE

2 FEMALE


S_PC25

{if S_PC23 > 1}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months were men?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


S_PC26

{if S_PC23 > 1 AND S_PC25 < S_PC23}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months were women?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


S_PC27

{if S_PC23 = 1 else go to S_PC28}

Was the person who was not your romantic or sexual partner and who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months…


1 White?

2 Black or African American?

3 Asian?

4 American Indian?

5 Alaska Native?

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander?

7 Hispanic or Latino?

8 Some other race or ethnicity?


S_PC28

{if S_PC23 >1}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who made you fearful by doing {fill: this harassing thing / any of these harassing things} to you in the past 12 months were…


1 White? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

2 Black or African American? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

3 Asian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

4 American Indian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

5 Alaska Native? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

7 Hispanic or Latino? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

8 Some other race or ethnicity? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


S_PC29

In the past 12 months, what was your relationship to the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who made you fearful at the time they did {fill: this harassing thing / any of these harassing things} to you? Please mark all the relationship types that apply.


1 A member of your family, such as a brother, sister, uncle, father, or cousin

2 Someone you knew well, such as a friend, teacher, neighbor, co-worker, medicine man or woman, or clergy

3 Someone you knew, but not well, such as a friend of a friend or an acquaintance

4 A stranger or someone you did not know

5 Some other type of person


Section PV-PC: Perpetrator Characteristics


{if respondent has endorsed any PV1a – PV12a; else skip to SV_PC}


PV_PCINTRO

Earlier you indicated that in the past 12 months, that is since {insert date one year before today’s date}, people have {fill with list of PV behaviors endorsed for past 12 months}. From this point on, {fill: this / these things} will be referred to as the {fill: “physical thing” / “physical things”} that happened to you.


Now please think about any romantic or sexual partners you have had in the past 12 months. When thinking about romantic or sexual partners, think about anybody you have been involved with romantically or sexually, which might include spouses, boyfriends, girlfriends, people you have dated, people you were seeing, or people you hooked up with.


PV_PC3

In the past 12 months, how many times altogether did your romantic or sexual partners do {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}

{if PV_PC3 = 0 go to PV_PC21}


PV_PC3a

Of the {fill: PV_PC3} times that your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: ON tribal reservation land / IN your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}


PV_PC3b

{if PV_PC3 > PV_PC3a}

Of the {fill: PV_PC3} times that your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: OFF tribal reservation land / OUTSIDE of your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 500}


PV_PC4

In the past 12 months, how many of your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


PV_PC15

{if PV_PC4 = 1}

Was the romantic or sexual partner who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months male or female?


1 MALE

2 FEMALE


PV_PC16

{if PV_PC4 > 1}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months were men?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


PV_PC17

{if PV_PC4 > 1 AND PV_PC16 < S_PC4}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months were women?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


PV_PC18

{if PV_PC4 = 1, else go to PV_PC19}

Was the romantic or sexual partner who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months…


1 White?

2 Black or African American?

3 Asian?

4 American Indian?

5 Alaska Native?

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander?

7 Hispanic or Latino?

8 Some other race or ethnicity?


S_PC19

{if S_PC4 > 1}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this physical thing / any of these physical things} to you in the past 12 months were…


1 White? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

2 Black or African American? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

3 Asian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

4 American Indian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

5 Alaska Native? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

7 Hispanic or Latino? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

8 Some other race or ethnicity? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


PV_PC20

{if PV_PC4 ≥ 1}

In the past 12 months, what was your relationship to your romantic or sexual {if S_PC4 = 1, fill: partner; if S_PC4 ≥ 1, fill: partners} who made you fearful at the time they did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you? Since relationships can change over time, it is possible that they did something to you when they were your boyfriend, for example, and when they were your husband, in which case we want you to choose both boyfriend and husband. Please mark all the relationship types that apply.


    1. Current Husband/Wife

    2. Current Live-In Partner

    3. Ex-Husband/Ex-Wife

    4. Former Live-In Partner

    5. Current Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Dating Partner, or Fiancé

    6. Former Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Dating Partner, or Fiancé

    7. Someone you were out on a date with, seeing casually, or having sex with


PV_PC21

Now please think about experiences you may have had with people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who did physical things to you in the past 12 months.


PV_PC22

In the past 12 months, how many times altogether did people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners do {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}

{if PV_PC22 = 0 go to SV_PC}


PV_PC22a

Of the {fill: PV_PC22} times that people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: ON tribal reservation land / IN your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}


PV_PC22b

{if PV_PC22 > PV_PC22a}

Of the {fill: PV_PC22} times that people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: OFF tribal reservation land / OUTSIDE of your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 500}


PV_PC23

In the past 12 months, how many people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


PV_PC24

{if PV_PC23 = 1}

Was the person who was not your romantic or sexual partner who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months male or female?


1 MALE

2 FEMALE


PV_PC25

{if PV_PC23 > 1}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months were men?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


PV_PC26

{if PV_PC23 > 1 AND PV_PC25 < PV_PC23}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months were women?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


PV_PC27

{if PV_PC23 = 1 else go to PV_PC28}

Was the person who was not your romantic or sexual partner who did {fill: this physical thing / these physical things} to you in the past 12 months…


1 White?

2 Black or African American?

3 Asian?

4 American Indian?

5 Alaska Native?

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander?

7 Hispanic or Latino?

8 Some other race or ethnicity?


PV_PC28

{if PV_PC23 >1}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this physical thing k

Ik / any of these physical things} to you in the past 12 months were…


1 White? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

2 Black or African American? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

3 Asian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

4 American Indian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

5 Alaska Native? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

7 Hispanic or Latino? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

8 Some other race or ethnicity? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


PV_PC29

In the past 12 months, what was your relationship to the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this physical thing / any of these physical things} to you? Please mark all the relationship types that apply.


1 A member of your family, such as a brother, sister, uncle, father, or cousin

2 Someone you knew well, such as a friend, teacher, neighbor, co-worker, medicine man or woman, or clergy

3 Someone you knew, but not well, such as a friend of a friend or an acquaintance

4 A stranger or someone you did not know

5 Some other type of person




Section SV-PC: Perpetrator Characteristics


{if respondent has endorsed any SV1a – SV20a else skip to next section}


SV_PCINTRO

Earlier you indicated that in the past 12 months, people have {fill with list of SV behaviors endorsed for past 12 months}. From this point on, {fill: this / these things} will be referred to as the {fill: “sexual thing” / “sexual things”} that happened to you.


Now please think about any romantic or sexual partners you have had in the past 12 months. When thinking about romantic or sexual partners, think about anybody you have been involved with romantically or sexually, which might include spouses, boyfriends, girlfriends, people you have dated, people you were seeing, or people you hooked up with.


SV_PC3

In the past 12 months, how many times altogether did your romantic or sexual partners do {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}

{if SV_PC3 = 0 go to SV_PC21}


SV_PC3a

Of the {fill: SV_PC3} times that your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: ON tribal reservation land / IN your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}


SV_PC3b

{if SV_PC3 > SV_PC3a}

Of the {fill: SV_PC3} times that your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: OFF tribal reservation land / OUTSIDE of your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 500}


SV_PC4

In the past 12 months, how many of your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


SV_PC15

{if SV_PC4 = 1}

Was the romantic or sexual partner who did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months male or female?


1 MALE

2 FEMALE


SV_PC16

{if SV_PC4 > 1}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months were men?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


SV_PC17

{if SV_PC4 > 1 AND SV_PC16 < SV_PC4}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months were women?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


SV_PC18

{if SV_PC4 = 1, else go to SV_PC19}

Was the romantic or sexual partner who did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months…


1 White?

2 Black or African American?

3 Asian?

4 American Indian?

5 Alaska Native?

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander?

7 Hispanic or Latino?

8 Some other race or ethnicity?


SV_PC19

{if SV_PC4 > 1}

How many of the romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this sexual thing / any of these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months were…


1 White? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

2 Black or African American? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

3 Asian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

4 American Indian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

5 Alaska Native? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

7 Hispanic or Latino? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

8 Some other race or ethnicity? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


SV_PC20

{if SV_PC4 ≥ 1}

In the past 12 months, what was your relationship to your romantic or sexual {if S_PC4 = 1, fill: partner; if S_PC4 ≥ 1, fill: partners} who made you fearful at the time they did {fill: this harassing thing / these harassing things} to you? Since relationships can change over time, it is possible that they did something to you when they were your boyfriend, for example, and when they were your husband, in which case we want you to choose both boyfriend and husband. Please mark all the relationship types that apply.


    1. Current Husband/Wife

    2. Current Live-In Partner

    3. Ex-Husband/Ex-Wife

    4. Former Live-In Partner

    5. Current Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Dating Partner, or Fiancé

    6. Former Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Dating Partner, or Fiancé

    7. Someone you were out on a date with, seeing casually, or having sex with


SV_PC21

Now please think about experiences you may have had with people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who did sexual things to you in the past 12 months.


SV_PC22

In the past 12 months, how many times altogether did people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners do {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}

{if SV_PC22 = 0 go to next section}


SV_PC22a

Of the {fill: SV_PC22} times that people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: ON tribal reservation land / IN your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}


SV_PC22b

{if SV_PC22 > SV_PC22a}

Of the {fill: SV_PC22} times that people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months, how many times did it occur {fill: OFF tribal reservation land / OUTSIDE of your village}?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 500}


SV_PC23

In the past 12 months, how many people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


SV_PC24

{if SV_PC23 = 1}

Was the person who was not your romantic or sexual partner who did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months male or female?


1 MALE

2 FEMALE


SV_PC25

{if SV_PC23 > 1}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months were men?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


SV_PC26

{if SV_PC23 > 1 AND SV_PC25 < SV_PC23}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners and who did {fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months were women?


[ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 1 – 50}


SV_PC27

{if SV_PC23 = 1 else go to SV_PC28}

Was the person who was not your romantic or sexual partner who did{fill: this sexual thing / these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months…


1 White?

2 Black or African American?

3 Asian?

4 American Indian?

5 Alaska Native?

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander?

7 Hispanic or Latino?

8 Some other race or ethnicity?


SV_PC28

{if SV_PC23 >1}

How many of the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this sexual thing / any of these sexual things} to you in the past 12 months were…


1 White? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

2 Black or African American? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

3 Asian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

4 American Indian? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

5 Alaska Native? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

6 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

7 Hispanic or Latino? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}

8 Some other race or ethnicity? [ENTER NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 50}


PV_PC29

In the past 12 months, what was your relationship to the people who were NOT your romantic or sexual partners who did {fill: this sexual thing / any of these sexual things} to you? Please mark all the relationship types that apply.


1 A member of your family, such as a brother, sister, uncle, father, or cousin

2 Someone you knew well, such as a friend, teacher, neighbor, co-worker, medicine man or woman, or clergy

3 Someone you knew, but not well, such as a friend of a friend or an acquaintance

4 A stranger or someone you did not know

5 Some other type of person



Section IV: Impact of Victimization


IV1

The next set of questions is about times when you were {fill with list of all behaviors endorsed for past 12 months}. From now on, I’m going to refer to {fill: this / these things} as the {fill: “thing” / “things”} that happened to you.


In the past 12 months, that is since {insert date one year before today’s date}, were you concerned for your safety when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


1 YES

2 NO


IV2

In the past 12 months, were you scared or fearful when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


1 YES

2 NO


IV3

In the past 12 months, after {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you, did you…

 

IV3a

try hard not to think about it or go out of your way to avoid being reminded of it?


1 YES

2 NO


IV3b

feel like you were constantly on guard, watchful, or easily startled?


1 YES

2 NO


IV3c

feel numb or detached from others, your activities, or your surroundings?


1 YES

2 NO

IV3d

go out of your way to avoid seeing the person who did these things to you?


1 YES

2 NO

IV3e

drink more alcohol than you did before?


1 YES

2 NO


IV3f

start using drugs other than alcohol?


1 YES

2 NO

IV3g

use more drugs or different kinds of drugs than you were using before?


1 YES

2 NO


IV4a

During the past 12 months, did you ever seriously consider attempting suicide?


1 YES

2 NO


IV4b

During the past 12 months, did you make a plan about how you would attempt suicide?


1 YES

2 NO


IV4c

During the past 12 months, how many times did you actually attempt suicide? Would you say…


0 0 times {skip to IV5}

1 1 time {ask IV4d}

2 2 or 3 times {ask IV4d}

3 4 or 5 times {ask IV4d}

4 6 or more times {ask IV4d}


IV4d

Did any suicide attempt you made in the past 12 months result in an injury, poisoning, or overdose that had to be treated by a doctor or nurse?


1 YES

2 NO


IV5

In the past 12 months, that is since {insert date one year before today’s date}, how many times did you receive minor bruises or scratches when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you? Remember, we are asking about the past 12 months.


Would you say…


  1. One time,

  2. Two times,

  3. Three to five times,

  4. Six to ten times,

  5. Eleven to twenty times, or

  6. More than twenty times


IV6

In the past 12 months, how many times did you receive cuts, major bruises, or black eyes when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


Would you say…


  1. One time,

  2. Two times,

  3. Three to five times,

  4. Six to ten times,

  5. Eleven to twenty times, or

  6. More than twenty times


IV7

In the past 12 months, how many times did you receive broken bones or chipped teeth when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


Would you say…

  1. One time,

  2. Two times,

  3. Three to five times,

  4. Six to ten times,

  5. Eleven to twenty times, or

  6. More than twenty times


IV8

In the past 12 months, how many times were you knocked out or knocked unconscious when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


Would you say…


  1. One time,

  2. Two times,

  3. Three to five times,

  4. Six to ten times,

  5. Eleven to twenty times, or

  6. More than twenty times


IV9

In the past 12 months, how many days of work or school did you have to miss because {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?

[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 365}

NOT APPLICABLE (R IS NEITHER WORKING NOR IN SCHOOL)


IV10

In the past 12 months, how many days were you unable to complete your routine daily activities because {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 365}

NOT APPLICABLE (R IS NEITHER WORKING NOR IN SCHOOL)


[Ask IV11 only if RC10 > 0. Else, skip to next section.]


IV11

In the past 12 months, did a child or children ever witness it when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


1 YES

2 NO



Section SN1: Service Needs, Seeking and Utilization


SNINTRO

Next, I am going to ask you about help you may have wanted or received from people or organizations in the community when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you.



a. Health care, including medical or hospital services or counseling by a psychologist or psychiatrist?

b. Any other kind of healing help, such as traditional ceremonies, help from a medicine man or woman, or counseling from a religious leader or elder?


c. Help from the justice system, such as a protective or restraining order or assistance from law enforcement?

d. Shelter or housing assistance?

e. Other victim services?

SN1. In the past 12 months, did you NEED any of the following services when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you, whether or not you actually ended up seeking the service?


[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

SN2. Of the services that you needed in the past 12 months, because {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you, did you TRY to get…?


[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

SN3. Of the services that you tried to get in the past 12 months because {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you, did you RECEIVE…?


[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

SN4. Of the services that you received in the past 12 months because {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you, were you SATISFIED with…

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]

[YES/NO]







[For each item to which R said YES in SN1a-e but NO in SN2a-e, ask SN5.]


SN5

Why did you not try to get the {fill: service} that you needed? Please mark all that apply.


1 You were afraid the person who did {fill: this / any of these things} to you would find out

2 You were afraid that other people you know, such as family, neighbors or employers, would find out

3 You could not get transportation to the services

4 You did not feel comfortable with the people providing the {fill: service}

5 You did not think the people providing the {fill: service} would be able to help you

6 You could not afford to pay for it

7 The person who did {fill: this / any of these things} to you threatened you

8 You were too ashamed, embarassed or humiliated

9 You were related to or personally knew the people providing the {fill: service}

10 The person who did {fill: this / any of these things} to you was related to or personally knew the people providing the {fill: service}

11 You were not ready to end a relationship with the person who did {fill: this / any of these things} to you



[For each item to which R said YES in SN2a-e but NO in SN3a-e, ask SN6.]


SN6

Why were you not able to get the {fill: service}? Please mark all that apply.


      1. You did not know how to get what you needed

      2. You did not know where to get what you needed

3 You do not feel comfortable with the people who provide this service

4 The location where the service was available was too far away

5 You did not have transportation to get to the service

6 You decided you didn’t need it

7 You felt that asking for help or talking about what you needed would be too upsetting

8 You did not have time to access the service

9 You were related to or personally knew the people providing the {fill:

service}

10 The person who did {fill: this / any of these things} to you was related to or personally knew the people providing the {fill: service}

11 Some other reason


[For each item to which R said YES in SN3a-e, ask SN7.]


SN7

What factors were most important in allowing you to get the service(s) you received? Please mark all that apply.


      1. You knew where to go for help

3 You felt comfortable with the people who provide the service(s)

4 The location where the service(s) were available was convenient

5 You got help with transportation to the location where the service(s) were available

6 You were determined to get the service(s) you needed no matter what

7 You were related to or personally knew the people providing the service(s)

8 Your family encouraged you to get help

9 Your friends or others in your community encouraged you to get help

10 You knew you could afford the service(s) financially

11 Some other reason



[If SN3a=YES, ask SN7.]


SN8

In the past 12 months, did you ever have to spend the night in the hospital because {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


1 YES

2 NO


Section R: Reporting of Victimization


RINTRO

Now, you will be asked about help you may have wanted or received from law enforcement when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you in the past 12 months. By “law enforcement” we mean federal, state, or local law enforcement and tribal {in Alaska, fill: or Native} law enforcement or public safety officers, whether they wear uniforms or not.


R1

Previously, you said that {fill: this / any of these things} had happened to you {fill: sum of PV_PC1, S_PC1, and SV_PC1} times in the past 12 months. How many of these {fill: sum of PV_PC1, S_PC1, and SV_PC1} times did any law enforcement find out about it?

[ENTER NUMBER OF TIMES ON KEYPAD] {RANGE 0 – 500}


{if R1 < sum of PV_PC1, S_PC1, and SV_PC1, go to R2; else go to R3}


R2

Please think about the time or times when law enforcement did NOT find out. What were the reasons law enforcement was not notified? Please check all that apply.


1 You believed it was too private or personal

2 You were afraid that the person who did this to you would harm you or your family if you reported it

3 You reported it to someone other than law enforcement

4 You did not trust law enforcement

5 Law enforcement would not have done anything

6 It would have taken law enforcement too long to get there

7 You were concerned you would not be believed

8 You were afraid of getting in trouble with law enforcement

9 Someone pressured you not to report

10 Some other reason


{if R1 > 0, go to R3; else go to next section}


R3

Thinking about the times in the past 12 months that law enforcement DID find out about {fill: this / any of these things}, how did they come to find out about it?


1 You told them yourself

2 You asked someone else you know, such as a friend or family member, to tell them

3 Someone else you know, such as a friend or family member, told them without being asked by you

4 Someone you did not know told them

5 Law enforcement saw it happening

6 They found out some other way


{if R3 = 1 or 2, go to R4; else go to R5}


R4

In the past 12 months, why did you decide to report to law enforcement or tell someone else to report it to law enforcement? Please mark all that apply.


1 You believed it was a crime and that all crimes should be reported

2 You were upset by what happened

3 You felt that the person who did it should be punished

4 You felt that the person who did it needed help, treatment, or counseling

5 You wanted it to stop

6 You wanted to protect the children

7 Some other reason


R5

In the past 12 months, did you feel that law enforcement responded quickly enough when {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you?


1 YES

2 NO


R6

Which law enforcement agency responded to the reported incident(s) first? Please check all that apply. Was it…


1 Tribal or village police or law enforcement?

2 Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)?

3 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)?

4 State police or state troopers?

5 City, county or local law enforcement?

6 {fill in Alaska only: Village public safety officers (VPSOs)?}

7 Some other law enforcement agency?


R7

Please think about {fill: the time / all of the times} in the past 12 months that law enforcement found out about {fill: this / any of these things}..


On the whole, how satisfied were you with how much time and energy law enforcement spent working on {fill: the situation / these things}? Would you say…


        1. Completely satisfied,

        2. Mostly satisfied,

        3. Mostly unsatisfied, or

        4. Completely unsatisfied


R8

On the whole, how satisfied were you with how law enforcement communicated with you or kept you informed about what they were doing? Would you say…

          1. Completely satisfied,

    1. Mostly satisfied,

    2. Mostly unsatisfied, or

    3. Completely unsatisfied


R9

On the whole, how satisfied were you with how law enforcement handled {fill: the situation / these things}?


          1. Completely satisfied,

    1. Mostly satisfied,

    2. Mostly unsatisfied, or

    3. Completely unsatisfied


{if any responses to R7-R9 = 2, 3 or 4, go to R10; else go to R11}


R10

Which of the following reasons explain why you were not completely satisfied with how law enforcement handled this situation? Please mark all that apply.


1 Law enforcement did not believe you

2 Law enforcement said the incident was not a crime

3 Law enforcement said the incident was not serious enough to investigate

4 Law enforcement treated you poorly

5 Law enforcement seemed insensitive to your feelings

6 Law enforcement did not refer you to services for counseling or health care

7 Law enforcement made you feel that you were to blame for what happened

8 No officer of your race or culture was available

9 {if female} Law enforcement were not sensitive to you as a woman

10 Law enforcement were not respectful of your racial or cultural identity

11 Some other reason


R11

Thinking about the times in the past 12 months that law enforcement found out about {fill: this / any of these things}

Was an investigation ever conducted?

1 YES

2 NO


{if R11 = 1, go to R12, else go to R13}


R12

Was anyone ever arrested?


1 YES

2 NO

R13

Were charges ever brought against anyone?


1 YES

2 NO


{if R13 = 1, go to R14a, else go to R15}


R14a

Was a court hearing or trial ever held?


1 YES

2 NO


{if R14a = 1, go to R14b, else go to R15}


R14b

Was anyone found guilty or convicted?


1 YES

2 NO


R15

If in the future {fill: this / any of these things} happened to you again, do you think you would report the experience to law enforcement? Would you say…


1 Definitely yes,

2 Probably yes,

3 Maybe,

4 Probably not, or

5 Definitely not

Section EXT: ACASI Exit


EXT_INTRO

That was the last question where you are asked to answer the questions yourself. The remainder of the questions will be asked by your interviewer.


Please press 1 and then press the Enter key before you turn the laptop back to the interviewer.

[ENTER 1 TO CONTINUE]


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[INTERVIEWER: PLEASE ENTER THE PASSWORD TO CONTINUE WITH THE REMAINDER OF THE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS]

Question Type: STRING[10]

Logic after:

If password NE CAPI, create a consistency check such that the FI cannot continue with the remainder of the interview questions without entering the correct password. Text should say "THIS QUESTION REQUIRES YOU TO ENTER A PASSWORD IN ORDER TO CONTINUE WITH THE REMAINDER OF THE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS. YOU HAVE ENTERED AN INCORRECT PASSWORD. PLEASE ENTER THE CORRECT PASSWORD TO CONTINUE.”


Section LE: Attitudes Toward Law Enforcement


LE_INTRO

The next questions are about the tribal {in Alaska, fill: or Native} criminal justice system, that is, law enforcement, victim-witness advocates, prosecutors, the courts, jails and prisons, and probation services. Remember, by “law enforcement” we mean tribal {in Alaska, fill: or Native} law enforcement or public safety officers, whether they wear uniforms or not.


LE2

As far as you know, does your tribe {in Alaska, fill: or Native corporation} have any of the following criminal justice services that are operated by the tribal government? Do they have


[CODE ALL THAT APPLY]


LE2a

Tribal {in Alaska, fill: or village} law enforcement?


1 YES

2 NO


LE2b

Tribal victim-witness advocates?


1 YES

2 NO


LE2c

Tribal prosecutors?


1 YES

2 NO


LE2d

Tribal judges?


1 YES

2 NO


LE2e

Traditional justice processes, such as peacemaking or traditional courts?


1 YES

2 NO


{if ALL LE2a – LE2e = 2, go to LE4; else go to LE3}


LE5

As far as you know, which of the following agencies are responsible for responding to crime {in Alaska, fill: in your village / elsewhere, fill: on your reservation}?


LE5a

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)?

1 YES

2 NO


LE5b

Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) agents and criminal investigators?


1 YES

2 NO


LE5c

State police or state troopers?


1 YES

2 NO


LE5d

City, county, or local law enforcement?


1 YES

2 NO


LE5e

US Marshalls?


1 YES

2 NO



LE6

Next, I would like to know how true you think each of the following statements about the {fill: FBI, or Federal Bureau of Investigation}, {fill: BIA, or Bureau of Indian Affairs}, {fill: state police or state troopers}, {fill: city, county or local law enforcement}, {fill: and} {fill: tribal or village law enforcement} is. You do not need to have had contact with law enforcement; we are interested in your opinions.


For each statement, please tell me how true it is of {fill: FBI, or Federal Bureau of Investigation}, {{fill: BIA, or Bureau of Indian Affairs}, {fill: state police or law enforcement}, {fill: city, county or local law enforcement}, {fill: and} {fill: tribal law enforcement}. Please answer on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means not true at all and 10 means completely true.


[SHOWCARD #9]



FBI?

BIA?

State police or state troopers s?

City/ County/ Local law Enforcement

Tribal or village law enforcement

{fill in AK only: US Marshalls}

Does a good job enforcing the laws. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Agents or officers are easy to talk to. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Does a good job preventing crime. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Agents or officers harass or mistreat people in the community. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Can be relied on to be there when you need them. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Treats everyone fairly regardless of who they are. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Understands the issues that affect this community. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Is dealing with the things that matter to people in this community. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Is dealing effectively with violence against women. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Seeks people's views about the crime issues that matter in this area. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

Seeks people's views about the issue of violence against women. How true is this of the…

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]

[1-10]


LE7


In your opinion, why do some women in your community not report incidents of physical violence, sexual violence or stalking to law enforcement? CODE ALL THAT APPLY.

1 TOO PRIVATE/PERSONAL

2 VICTIMS DEALS WITH IT THEMSELVES

3 VICTIMS’ FAMILIES OR HOUSEHOLDS DEAL WITH IT THEMSELVES

4 VICTIMS FEAR BEING HARMED BY A PERPETRATOR IF THEY REPORT

5 VICTIMS FEAR BEING HARMED BY A PERPETRATOR’S FAMILY OR FRIENDS IF THEY REPORT

6 VICTIMS REPORT TO SOMEONE OTHER THAN LAW ENFORCEMENT

7 VICTIMS DO NOT FEEL COMFORTABLE GOING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT

8 VICTIMS DO NOT TRUST LAW ENFORCEMENT

9 LAW ENFORCEMENT TAKES TOO LONG TO ARRIVE ON THE SCENE

10 COURTS, PROSECUTORS OR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM TAKE TOO LONG TO PRODUCE RESULTS FOR VICTIMS

10 LAW ENFORCEMENT DOES NOT HELP VICTIMS

11 COURTS, PROSECUTORS OR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM DOES NOT HELP VICTIMS

12 REPORTING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE

13 VICTIMS ARE AFRAID THEY WILL NOT BE BELIEVED

14 PERPETRATORS PRESSURE VICTIMS NOT TO REPORT

15 VICTIMS’ OWN FAMILIES PRESSURE THEM NOT TO REPORT

16 SOME OTHER REASON SPECIFY: [up to 300 characters]



LE8

People have different opinions about how to make sure that the criminal justice system meets the needs of women who experience physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking on tribal reservations and in Alaska Native villages, including violence by a loved one.


I’d like to know how helpful you think the following strategies would be in meeting the needs of women who experience physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking {fill: on your reservation / in your village}, including violence by a loved one. Please answer on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means not helpful at all and 10 means extremely helpful.


[SHOWCARD #12]

LE9

Community education on the issue of violence against women?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE10

Community education on the kinds of services that are available to women who experience violence?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE11

Culturally-based violence prevention, such as community cultural gatherings focused on preventing violence against women?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE12

A tribal law or charter on violence against women?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE13

Less severe punishments for people convicted of physical violence against women, including violence by a loved one?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE14

Longer jail or prison sentences for people convicted of physical violence against women, including violence by a loved one?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE15

How helpful do you think each of the following strategies would be in meeting the needs of women who experience physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking {fill: on your reservation / in your village}, including violence by a loved one.


Less severe punishments for people convicted of sexual abuse, sexual assault, or rape?

[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE16

Longer jail or prison sentences for people convicted of sexual abuse, sexual assault, or rape?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE17

Less severe punishments for people convicted of stalking?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE18

Longer jail or prison sentences for people convicted of stalking?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE19

Acknowledging tribal {in Alaska, fill: or Native} authority to handle issues of physical violence against women, including violence by a loved one, without involvement from federal agencies?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE20

Acknowledging tribal {in Alaska, fill: or Native} authority to handle cases of sexual abuse, sexual assault, or rape without involvement from federal agencies?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE21

How helpful do you think each of the following strategies would be in meeting the needs of women who experience physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking {fill: on your reservation / in your village}, including violence by a loved one.


Acknowledging tribal {in Alaska, fill: or Native} authority to handle cases of stalking without involvement from federal agencies?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE22

Making sure that women’s children will not be taken away from them when they contact law enforcement or courts for help?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE23

Providing women with help obtaining protective orders or restraining orders to keep an abusive spouse or partner away?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE24

Enforcing protective orders or restraining orders to keep an abusive spouse or partner away?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE25

Providing women with other help in navigating the criminal justice system?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE26

Offering other victim services?


[ENTER 1 – 10]


LE27

Finally, can you think of anything else that would help make sure that the criminal justice system meets the needs of women who experience physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking {fill: on your reservation / in your village}, including violence by a loved one?


1 YES {go to OTHER, SPECIFY} {max characters 1000}

2 NO


LE28

Of all these strategies, which one do you think would help the most in meeting the needs of {fill: American Indian / Native} women {fill: on your reservation / in your village} who experience physical violence, sexual violence, or stalking?


{DISPLAY RESPONSE OPTIONS CORRESPONDING TO EACH ANSWER OF 5 - 10 ABOVE}

Section CS: Community Strengths


CS_INTRO

This is the last section of the survey. This set of questions is about the kinds of support and community resources that improve people’s quality of life and help people cope with challenges. First, I would like to ask you about your culture and faith.


CS1

How religious or spiritual are you? Please include tribal, Native or Christian spirituality, or any other religious or spiritual belief systems you have. Would you say you are…


2 Very spiritual,

1 Somewhat spiritual, or

0 Not at all spiritual


CS2

How important is your Indian, tribal, or Native identity to you? Would you say…


2 Very important,

1 Somewhat important, or

0 Not very important


CS3

In the diagram, please point to the appropriate ring according to how you see yourself in relation to your traditional {fill: tribal / Alaska Native} way of life and the Western way of life. Do you see yourself as…


[SHOWCARD #14]

Shape1





1 Traditional only,

2 Mainly traditional, some Western world,

3 Equally traditional and Western world,

4 Mostly Western world, some traditional, or

5 Western world only









CS4

What is your main spiritual belief system or religion? Would you say…


1 Traditional tribal or Native spirituality,

2 Catholic,

3 Protestant,

4 Baptist,

5 Mormon / Latter Day Saints,

6 Pentecostal, Jehovah’s Witness, Assembly of God,

7 Christian (Interviewer note: nondenominational)

8 Some other belief system Specify: [up to 100 characters]

9 No particular belief system


CS5

Sometimes people rely on neighbors, family, and friends for help and support when they need it. The next questions are about friends, neighbors, and family members who may help and support you.


How many close family members do you have? These are people in your family who you feel at ease with, can talk to about private matters, or can call on for help. Would you say you have no close family members, 1 to 5, 6 to 10, or more than 10?


0 0

1 1-5

2 6-10

3 MORE THAN 10


CS6

How many close friends or neighbors do you have? These are people you feel at ease with, can talk to about private matters, or can call on for help. Would you say you have no close friends or neighbors, 1 to 5, 6 to 10, or more than 10?


0 0

1 1-5

2 6-10

3 MORE THAN 10


CS7

Do you have a family member who would give you a place to stay if you needed it?


1 YES

2 NO


CS8

Do you have a family member who would give you a ride to work or a medical appointment if you needed it?


1 YES

2 NO


CS9

Do you have a friend or neighbor who would give you a place to stay if you needed it?


1 YES

2 NO


CS10

Do you have a friend or neighbor who would give you a ride to work or a medical appointment if you needed it?


1 YES

2 NO


CS11

Next, I’d like to know your feelings about the community where you live. Please tell me how much you agree or disagree with each of the following statements.


[SHOWCARD #15]


CS11a

You are quite similar to most people who live in your community. Would you say you…


1 Strongly agree,

2 Agree,

3 Not sure,

4 Disagree, or

5 Strongly disagree


CS11b

If you feel like talking, you can generally find someone in your community to talk to right away. Would you say you…


1 Strongly agree,

2 Agree,

3 Not sure,

4 Disagree, or

5 Strongly disagree


CS11c

You don’t care whether this community does well. Would you say you…


1 Strongly agree,

2 Agree,

3 Not sure,

4 Disagree, or

5 Strongly disagree


CS11d

People here know they can get help from others in the community if they are in trouble.


1 STRONGLY AGREE

2 AGREE

3 NOT SURE

4 DISAGREE

5 STRONGLY DISAGREE


CS11e

Your friends in this community are part of your everyday activities.


1 STRONGLY AGREE

2 AGREE

3 NOT SURE

4 DISAGREE

5 STRONGLY DISAGREE


CS11f

If you are upset about something personal, there is NO ONE in this community to whom you can turn.


1 STRONGLY AGREE

2 AGREE

3 NOT SURE

4 DISAGREE

5 STRONGLY DISAGREE


CS11g

You have no friends in this community on whom you can depend.


1 STRONGLY AGREE

2 AGREE

3 NOT SURE

4 DISAGREE

5 STRONGLY DISAGREE


CS11h

If there were a serious problem in this community, the people here could get together and solve it.


1 STRONGLY AGREE

2 AGREE

3 NOT SURE

4 DISAGREE

5 STRONGLY DISAGREE


CS11i

If someone does something good for this community, that makes you feel good.


1 STRONGLY AGREE

2 AGREE

3 NOT SURE

4 DISAGREE

5 STRONGLY DISAGREE


CS11j

If you had an emergency, even people you do not know in this community would be willing to help.


1 STRONGLY AGREE

2 AGREE

3 NOT SURE

4 DISAGREE

5 STRONGLY DISAGREE



CS15

Next, please rate the degree to which your immediate and extended family, tribal leaders, and elders display each of the following qualities.


[SHOWCARD #17]


CS15c

Your family follows a traditional tribal or Native way of life. Would you say…


1 A lot,

2 Some,

3 A little, or

4 None


CS15d

Your family is a success in the traditional tribal or Native way of life.


1 A LOT

2 SOME

3 A LITTLE

4 NONE


CS15e

Your family takes part in traditional tribal or Native activities and events.


1 A LOT

2 SOME

3 A LITTLE

4 NONE

CS15f

Your family teaches you about traditional tribal or Native ways.


1 A LOT

2 SOME

3 A LITTLE

4 NONE


CS16

We are almost finished with the survey. This last set of questions is about your participation in cultural and community activities.


[SHOWCARD #18]


CS16a

How much do you know about your tribal culture? Would you say…


1 A lot,

2 Some,

3 A little, or

4 None


CS16b

How frequently do you take part in cultural activities?


1 A LOT

2 SOME

3 A LITTLE

4 NONE

CS16c

How much has taking part in cultural activities helped you in your life?


1 A LOT

2 SOME

3 A LITTLE

4 NONE

CS17

In the past 12 months, have you done any of the following?


CS17a

Participated in a traditional {in Alaska, fill: or Native} healing ceremony, such as a talking circle, spirit camp, sundance, or sweat lodge?


1 YES

2 NO



CS17c

Participated in any cultural event, such as a traditional hunt, pow wow, or storytelling event?


1 YES

2 NO


CS17d

Participated in any cultural organizations, such as {fill: men’s / women’s} societies, cultural pride organizations, or traditional craft-making groups?


1 YES

2 NO


CS17e

Spoken a traditional tribal {in Alaska, fill: or Native} language?


1 YES

2 NO


CS17i

Offered your time to help a neighbor?


1 YES

2 NO



CS19

Before we finish, is there anything else you would like to tell me related to violence against women {fill: on your reservation / in your village}?


[OTHER, SPECIFY] {max 1000 characters}




Section M: Debriefing


Thank you for completing this survey. We have a few questions we’d like you to answer about your experience with this interview.


M1. How difficult was it for you to use the computer to do this survey?


1 Not difficult at all

2 Sort of difficult

3 Very difficult


M2. How comfortable did you feel using the computer to answer questions about your physical violence, sexual violence, and stalking experiences?


1 Very comfortable

2 Sort of comfortable

3 Sort of uncomfortable

4 Very uncomfortable


M3. Would you rather answer personal questions about your physical violence, sexual violence, and stalking experiences directly on the computer or answer these personal questions out loud with an interviewer?


1 Prefer to answer personal questions directly on the computer

2 Prefer to answer personal questions out loud with an interviewer


M4. How upsetting did you find it to answer questions about your physical violence, sexual violence, and stalking experiences?


1 Not upsetting at all

2 Sort of upsetting

3 Very upsetting

M5. What did you think about the time it took to complete this survey? Was it too short, did it take about the right amount of time, or did it take too long?


1 Too short

2 About right

3 Too long


M6. How important do you think it is to ask people about their physical violence, sexual violence, and stalking experiences for a study like this?


1 Very important

2 Sort of important

3 Not important at all


M7. How important do you think it is to use a computer to ask people about their physical violence, sexual violence, and stalking experiences?


1 Very important

2 Sort of important

3 Not important at all


M8. How accurate are the answers you entered into the computer during the survey?


1 Not accurate at all

2 Sort of accurate

3 Very accurate


M9. If you had known in advance exactly what they survey was going to ask, would you have still participated in the study?


1 Yes, definitely

2 Probably

3 Maybe

4 Definitely not




Section E: End


E_INTRO1

We are finished. Thank you very much for participating in this survey. We realize that some of the topics covered are quite personal and can be difficult to think and talk about.  We appreciate your willingness to be a part of this study and want you to know that we recognize the important contribution you have made.   Sometimes when people have participated in a study like this, they realize that they are interested in following up on some of the issues that they have been asked about in the study with someone who is professionally trained to deal with these kinds of issues. We are going to provide you the toll-free numbers of 2 resources that you can use now or in the future if you want to speak further with someone.  


                1. CONTINUE


E_INTRO2

You can reach the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).  You can reach the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673). [PAUSE THEN SAY: Would you like me to repeat these numbers?]


That completes the interview. Thank you for your participation.


E_1


Did the respondent ask questions about ACASI or request any help with the ACASI portion of the interview?


              1. YES

              2. NO


E_1a


[if E_1=1, ask E_1a]


Please explain.


[string…300 characters]


M10. Estimate the respondent’s understanding of the interview.


1 No difficulty – no language or reading problems

2 Some difficulty

3 A great deal of difficulty


M11. How much do you think seeing or hearing about the laptop computer influenced the respondent’s decision to participate in the interview?


1 Influenced him/her a lot in a positive way

2 Influenced him/her a little in a positive way

3 Didn’t influence his/her decision at all

4 Influence him/her a little in a negative way

5 Influenced him/her a lot in a negative way


M12. Please indicate how necessary you think the tutorial was for this respondent.


1 Unnecessary – the respondent could have completed the interview without the tutorial

2 Useful, but perhaps not necessary – the tutorial made the ACASI portion easier, but the respondent probably could have completed the interview without it

3 Necessary – the respondent could not have completed the ACASI portion without it


M13. Did the respondent raise any questions during the informed consent process?


              1. YES

              2. NO


M14. [IF M13 = 1] Please describe the questions the respondent raised during the informed consent process.

________________________________________________________________

ALLOW 150 CHARACTERS


M15. Please record any comments the respondent made about the nature of the questions or the task of answering the questions during either the CAPI or ACASI portions of the interview.

__________________________________________________________________

ALLOW 150 CHARACTERS


M16. How upset did the respondent appear to be during the ACASI portion of the interview?


1 Not upset at all

2 Sort of upset

3 Very upset


M17. [IF M16 = 2 OR 3] Please provide any details you can about why this respondent appeared to be sort of or very upset during the ACASI portion of the interview.

__________________________________________________________________

ALLOW 150 CHARACTERS


M18. Indicate the degree of distractions or interruptions during the interview.

1 None

2 A few

3 A lot


M19. Was the privacy of the interview setting compromised at any point during the interview?


              1. YES

              2. NO


M20. [IF M19 = 1] In what way was the privacy of the interview setting compromised during this interview?

________________________________________________________________

ALLOW 150 CHARACTERS


M21. PLEASE PROVIDE ANY OTHER COMMENTS ABOUT THE INTERVIEW THAT WOULD BE USEFUL FOR THE PROJECT TEAM TO KNOW:

________________________________________________________________

ALLOW 150 CHARACTERS


INTERVIEWER: YOU HAVE REACHED THE END OF THE INTERVIEW. TOUCH THE FINISH BUTTON BELOW TO RETURN TO THE CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.


Programmer Note: Only two buttons are required for this screen – BACK and FINISH


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