This study presented the psychometric properties of this scale, as summarized from four separate studies, and tested the reliability of the measures. Data suggested that the TSC-33 and its associated subscales were reasonably reliable measures that displayed some predictive and discriminative validity with regard to childhood sexual abuse. Other variables, such as physical abuse history and mental health client status, appeared to elevate the checklist scores. However, another variable, gender, had no such effect on the score. Tables, appendix, notes, and 18 references. (Author Abstract modified)