Psychology: Research and Review
From: Analysis of resilience and sexual behavior in persons with HIV infection
Features | PLHIV (N = 159) |
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n (%) | |
Sex | |
Male | 122 (77.00) |
Female | 37 (23.00) |
Marital status | |
Single | 79 (50.00) |
Married | 31 (19.00) |
Common-law spouse | 22 (14.00) |
Separated or divorced | 14 (9.00) |
Widow | 13 (8.00) |
Level of education | |
No schooling | 6 (4.00) |
Primary education | 50 (31.00) |
Secondary education | 62 (39.00) |
University education | 41 (26.00) |
Sexual orientation | |
Heterosexual | 66 (41.00) |
Homosexual | 93 (59.00) |
Age | |
19 to 29 years old | 23 (15.00) |
30 to 42 years old | 66 (41.00) |
43 to 55 years old | 70 (44.00) |
Income | |
Less than 600 euros | 30 (19.00) |
600 to 900 euros | 27 (17.00) |
900 to 1200 euros | 30 (19.00) |
More than 1200 euros | 72 (45.00) |
Current employment situation | |
Employed | 90 (57.00) |
Unemployed | 45 (28.00) |
On sick leave | 24 (15.00) |
Year of HIV/AIDS diagnosis | |
1985–1990 | 21 (13.00) |
1991–1995 | 29 (18.00) |
1996–2000 | 18 (11.00) |
2001–2005 | 29 (18.00) |
2006–2010 | 62 (40.00) |
Persons to whom HIV status disclosed | |
None | 14 (9.00) |
1 to 5 persons | 78 (50.00) |
6 to 15 persons | 39 (24.00) |
16 to 30 persons | 12 (7.00) |
More than 30 persons | 30 (10.00) |