Female college students reporting a history of childhood sexual abuse and not reporting a history of childhood sexual abuse were compared on indices of six self-destructive behaviors, including drug use, alcohol abuse, binge eating, self-mutilation, risky sex, and suicidality. The CSA group had significantly higher mean scores on all the indices of self-destructive behavior except self-mutilation, and on both measures of dissociation. (Contains 33 references and 5 tables.) (GCP)