AIDS Prevention in a Rural Native American Population: An Empirical Approach to Program Development. |
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DePoy, Elizabeth; Bolduc, Claire
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1/1/92
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Journal
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Journal-of-Multicultural-Social-Work
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v2 n3 p51-69
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Native Americans
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Surveyed 154 Native Americans about their knowledge, attitudes, and risk behaviors related to AIDS, as a basis for developing a culturally relevant AIDS prevention intervention. Found a generally high level of knowledge about HIVtransmission and prevention, although some misconceptions exist. Men have less accurate knowledge and more conservative attitudes on the issue.
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