Mediation effects of problem drinking and marijuana use on HIV sexual risk behaviors among childhood sexually abused South African heterosexual men.
作者： Larry D. Icard , John B. Jemmott , Anne Teitelman , Ann O’Leary , G. Anita Heeren
DOI: 10.1016/J.CHIABU.2013.08.002
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摘要: HIV/AIDS prevalence in South Africa is one of the highest world with heterosexual, transmission predominantly promoting epidemic. The goal this study to examine whether, marijuana use and problem drinking mediate relationship between histories childhood sexual, abuse (CSA) HIV risk behaviors among heterosexual men. Participants were 1181 Black men aged, 18–45 from randomly selected neighborhoods Eastern Cape Province, Africa. Audio computer assisted, self-interviewing was used assess self-reported sexual abuse, drinking, (dagga) use, behavior steady casual partners. Data analyzed using multiple meditational modeling. There more support for problem, than as a mediator. Findings suggest that CSA. Focusing on CSA, their alcohol may be particularly useful designing strategies reduce,
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