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PRACTICING WHAT IS PREACHED: CONGREGATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS RELATED TO HIV TESTING BEHAVIORS AND HIV DISCUSSIONS AMONG BLACK WOMEN.

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Title: PRACTICING WHAT IS PREACHED: CONGREGATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS RELATED TO HIV TESTING BEHAVIORS AND HIV DISCUSSIONS AMONG BLACK WOMEN.
Authors: Williams, Terrinieka T., Pichon, Latrice C., Latkin, Carl A., Davey‐Rothwell, Melissa
Source: Journal of Community Psychology. Apr2014, Vol. 42 Issue 3, p365-378. 14p.
Subjects: Religious gatherings, HIV & society, African American women, Pastoral counseling, HIV prevention, Interviewing
Abstract: Through the current analysis, we aimed to better understand the relationship between congregational support and HIV prevention behaviors among a sample of high-risk, HIV-negative Black women. Participants were 434 Black women who were at high risk for contracting HIV through heterosexual sex. They were recruited from a city in the Mid-Atlantic region. Data were collected through face-to-face interviews and Audio Computer-Assisted Self-Interviews. Results revealed three congregational characteristics were important for Black women's comfort level discussing HIV and their likelihood of returning for their HIV test results: feeling loved by their congregation, having ministries that helped people with their problems, and feeling listened to by their congregation. Thus, religious congregational support was a significant correlate of Black women's comfort discussing HIV prevention and treatment as well as their motivation to return to get their HIV test results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Through the current analysis, we aimed to better understand the relationship between congregational support and HIV prevention behaviors among a sample of high-risk, HIV-negative Black women. Participants were 434 Black women who were at high risk for contracting HIV through heterosexual sex. They were recruited from a city in the Mid-Atlantic region. Data were collected through face-to-face interviews and Audio Computer-Assisted Self-Interviews. Results revealed three congregational characteristics were important for Black women's comfort level discussing HIV and their likelihood of returning for their HIV test results: feeling loved by their congregation, having ministries that helped people with their problems, and feeling listened to by their congregation. Thus, religious congregational support was a significant correlate of Black women's comfort discussing HIV prevention and treatment as well as their motivation to return to get their HIV test results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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