2009Chinese Journal of Disease Control and PreventionRequires access

Impact of personal beliefs on sexual risk behavior of people with HIV/AIDS

Zhang Kong-la

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It is important to learn about factors associated with sexual risk behavior of people with HIV/AIDS to inform the effective HIV prevention strategy making. The impact of health behavior theories related to personal beliefs on sexual risk behavior of people with HIV/AIDS is reviewed in this paper.

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It is important to learn about factors associated with sexual risk behavior of people with HIV/AIDS to inform the effective HIV prevention strategy making. The impact of health behavior theories related to personal beliefs on sexual risk behavior of people with HIV/AIDS is reviewed in this paper.

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It is important to learn about factors associated with sexual risk behavior of people with HIV/AIDS to inform the effective HIV prevention strategy making. The impact of health behavior theories related to personal beliefs on sexual risk behavior of people with HIV/AIDS is reviewed in this paper.

Key concepts: Sexual behavior, Risky sexual behavior, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Psychology, Safer sex, Reproductive health, Medicine, Social psychology

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