Question

Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use (or the confidence people have to use condoms effectively); improved attitudes towards condom use, quality of life, and negotiation skills; and reduced HIV incidence and health disparities.

What are the long-term outcomes of the program? Select all correct answers.

Group of answer choices

Condom use

Knowledge

HIV incidence

Social support

HIV testing

Self-efficacy

Attitudes towards condom use

Quality of life

Negotiation skills

Health disparities

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Answer 1

Answer: Condom use, knowledge, quality of life, self efficacy.

( The use of condom can prevent the occurance and transmission of the disease as well as this also increases the quality of life. People have become self conscious so they knows how to eliminate the risk of disease. )