Data analysis
depression, PTSD, anxiety
Throughout this paper, we considered prevalence of PTSD, depression, and anxiety scored as moderate to severe; these correspond to cutoffs of 21, 20, and 17, for each respective mental health condition, consistent with previous literature [The first was the male-female balance. There were 3,263 female students but only 828 male students at the data collect point. Given the dearth of data describing mental health for male and female adolescents in this population, we sought to derive population estimates targeting gender parity. To facilitate comparisons between female and male groups, we gave the total male students from each school equal weight to the total female students from that school. For all outcomes, we provide 95% confidence intervals based on 1000 clustered bootstrap replicates [The second balance issue is that students who dropped-out between the beginning of the CRT and the endpoint, where this mental health data was collection (n = 858), did not do so at random, but rather those at higher risk of rape dropped out at higher rates [