Previsão de atitude em relação às pessoas com HIV/AIDS e testagem para HIV
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atitude, homossexualidade, autoritarismo, estudantes, MéxicoResumo
Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo testar um modelo para prever atitudes em relação às pessoas que vivem com HIV/AIDS (PVHA) e fazer o teste para o HIV. A Escala de Atitude em relação às PVHA, a escala de atitude em relação a homens homossexuais e lésbicas, a escala de autoritarismo da direita e perguntas sobre relações sociodemográficas, clínicas, comportamento sexual e relações de amizade foram aplicadas a 202 estudantes de medicina mexicanos. Amostragem não probabilística foi utilizada. Com um bom ajuste aos dados, foi prevista uma atitude de maior rejeição em relação às PVHA por orientação heterossexual, ser homem e autoritário. Fazer o teste para o HIV foi previsto por ser homem, uma atitude de aceitação em relação às PVHS, ter amigos homossexuais e autoritarismo. Conclui-se que o modelo especificado de corte psicossocial apresenta grande capacidade explicativa.
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