N	%
Sex
Male	90	42.1%
Female	124	57.9%
Race
White	83	38.8%
Non-white	131	61.2%
Sexual Orientation
Heterosexual	107	50.0%
Gay	18	8.4%
Lesbian	30	14.0%
Bi-/Pan-sexual	50	23.4%
Other	9	4.2%
Marital Status
Single	190	88.8%
Married	19	8.9%
Divorced	5	2.3%
Education
Freshman	44	20.6%
Sophomore	63	29.4%
Junior	70	32.7%
Senior	35	16.4%
Graduate Student	2	0.9%
Sexual Victimization
Yes	49	22.9%
No	165	77.1%
IPV Victimization
Yes	60	28.0%
No	154	72.0%

1. What percentage of people were non-white? Were there more white or non-white participants?
2. How many people had experienced IPV victimization (raw number NOT percentage)?
3. What percentage of people were bi-/pan-sexual? What was the most common sexuality reported? How many people reported being in that category?
4. How many (raw number) people were female? Were there more males or females in the sample?
5. Had more people in the sample experienced IPV or sexual victimization?

Next, answer questions 6-12 using Table 2.

IPV Victimization	Male	Female
Yes	10% (9)	36.3% (45)
No	90% (81)	63.7% (79)
	100% (90)	100% (124)

1. What is the dependent variable? Explain your answer
2. What percentage of females had NOT experienced IPV victimization?
3. How many males experienced IPV victimization (raw number)?
4. How many total people were in the sample?
5. How many females are in the sample?
6. Did more males or females experience IPV victimization, proportionally?
7. What about this table confused you? Or did you struggle with any component of this assessment? Explain.