The participants were recruited as part of a larger study on sexual victimization. They also completed diagnostic interviews that assessed them for mental disorders. Twenty-three participants reported no history of sexual victimization, 17 reported a history of child sexual abuse only, 26 reported a history of adult sexual assault only, and 26 reported a history of both child and adult sexual assault. Twenty-nine participants met criteria for a current Axis I diagnosis of a mental disorder, while 28 reported a lifetime history of a mental disorder, but no current diagnosis. Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was the only disorder that differentiated between women with repeated victimization versus child-only or adult-only sexual assault. The results were limited by the small sample size, but they suggested the need to consider adult revictimization as a contributing factor to PTSD related to child sexual abuse. Tables, figure, and 33 references (Author abstract modified)