DISPOSITIONAL EVENTS THAT PROBABILIZE THE PRACTICE OF RISK BEHAVIORS RELATED TO HIV/AIDS

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  • Julio Alfonso Piña López
Keywords: dispositional events, risk behaviors, HIV infection, prevention programs, AIDS

Abstract

The results of a study are presented that had as main objective to evaluate the capacity of prediction of dispositional events (knowledge, beliefs, social circumstances and reasons) on the practice of four risk behaviors to the infection for HIV in a sample of university students. Of such events, the reasons only evidenced their prediction power on all the risk behaviors. The results are analyzed in function of the importance that they have to the incorporation of variables of motivational type in the design and setting in march of programs of prevention of the AIDS directed to the population's sector.

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Julio Alfonso Piña López

Universidad de Sonora México
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Piña López, J. A. (2004). DISPOSITIONAL EVENTS THAT PROBABILIZE THE PRACTICE OF RISK BEHAVIORS RELATED TO HIV/AIDS. Anales de Psicología / Annals of Psychology, 20(1), 23–32. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/analesps/article/view/27541
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Clinical and Health Psychology

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