Attitudes About HIV/AIDS for Hispanic College Students

I believe I have enough information about HIV/AIDS to protect myself.

I believe women should not have sexual intercourse before marriage.

Activities that spread HIV/AIDS, such as some forms of sexual behaviors, should be illegal.

I feel uncomfortable when coming in contact with gay men because of the risk that they may have HIV/AIDS.

Civil rights laws should be enacted/enforced to protect people with HIV/AIDS from job and housing discrimination.

Male homosexuality is obscene and vulgar.

I believe men should not have sexual intercourse before marriage.

HIV test results should be confidential to avoid discrimination against people with positive results.

I feel that more time should be spent teaching students about HIV/AIDS in my college courses.

People should not blame the homosexual community for the spread of HIV/AIDS in the U.S.

AIDS is a punishment for immoral behavior.

I feel secure that I have reduced all risk of personally contracting HIV.

It would not bother me to attend class with a person with HIV/AIDS.

Anyone who has had more than one sexual partner is promiscuous.

I could comfortably discuss HIV/AIDS with a friend.

I would not avoid a friend if she/he had HIV/AIDS.

If I discovered that my roommate had HIV/AIDS, I would move out.

I do not believe in using condoms.

I could not discuss HIV/AIDS with my parents.

I would date a person with HIV/AIDS.

I would feel comfortable discussing HIV/AIDS in a course.

I would not engage in sexual intercourse before marriage.

I would feel comfortable asking a new partner about his/her sexual history.

I would use HIV/AIDS as an excuse to avoid any sexual relationships.

I would limit myself to one sexual partner.

I would use a condom every time I had sex.