An Implicit HIV-related Stigma Research with IAT
Bin Yuan
Abstract
Bin Yuan
Abstract
Objective: This study aimed to find out the implicit HIV-related stigma in college students.Mothods: 120 college students were randomly sampled and asked to finish the study task.The implicit HIV-related stigma in the college students was explored through the Implicit Association Test(IAT).Results: ①The implicit HIV-related stigma did exist in college students;②There is no significant difference in gender of the implicit HIV-related stigma;③There is significant difference in major and grade of the implicit HIV-related stigma.Conclusion: College students have the implicit HIV-related stigma towards the AIDS patients.
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Objective: This study aimed to find out the implicit HIV-related stigma in college students.Mothods: 120 college students were randomly sampled and asked to finish the study task.The implicit HIV-related stigma in the college students was explored through the Implicit Association Test(IAT).Results: ①The implicit HIV-related stigma did exist in college students;②There is no significant difference in gender of the implicit HIV-related stigma;③There is significant difference in major and grade of the implicit HIV-related stigma.Conclusion: College students have the implicit HIV-related stigma towards the AIDS patients.
Key concepts: Implicit-association test, Stigma (botany), Psychology, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Implicit attitude, Clinical psychology, Social psychology, Developmental psychology