Research suggests that feelings of being stigmatized tend to be less when people are better educated about the causes and consequences of HIV infection.

Based on the material presented in the PowerPoint slides for this week, use the data file HIVStigmaandDepression.sav to run the following analyses and answer the associated questions. Submit your answers as a Word document, along with any supporting data or files to the DropBox. 1. You believe that people living with HIV who have access …

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