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Table 2 Traumatic events experienced or witnessed as assessed by modified HTQ-GEV ( N = 151)

From: The association between post-traumatic stress-related symptoms, resilience, current stress and past exposure to violence: a cross sectional study of the survival of Quechua women in the aftermath of the Peruvian armed conflict

Traumatic event

N

%

1. Severely injured or almost killed

101

66.9%

2. Tortured

88

58.3%

3. Combat or armed encounter

81

53.6%

4. Captured or put in prison

82

54.3%

5. Received death threats

94

62.3%

6. Sexually assaulted, battered, abused

47

31.1%

7. Forced to serve in the military/Sendero/rondas*

57

37.7%

8. Forced to kill others

23

15.2%

9. Violent death of family members, relatives

104

68.9%

10. Violent death of friends or neighbours

126

83.4%

11. Any of your relatives/friends disappeared

109

72.2%

12. House/animals/harvest were burnt or stolen

87

57.6%

13. Forced to escape or have passed days starving

108

71.5%

14. Forced to seek refuge in a village nearby

96

63.6%

15. Forced to seek refuge in another city, town

105

69.5%

  1. *Sendero: Rebel group named Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path); Rondas: Auto defence groups that were formed in some rural communities to fight against Sendero.