Rosalie J Bakken, Mary Winter
Family characteristics and sexual risk behaviors among black men in the United States
Perspectives on sexual and reproductive health
current study applied survival analysis examine factors associated nondisclosure human immunodeficiency virus hiv serostatus among mothers living hiv mlh participated cognitivebehavioral intervention disclose hiv status children data utilized mlh intervention arm teaching raising communicating kids track schulte et al 2021 trial focusing serostatus disclosurenondisclosure across four time points baseline 3 9 15 months mlh mage 394 resided california georgia identified latina 33 black 54 white 5 multiracial 8 physical mental health psychosocial measures 3month assessment used predict nondisclosure applying cox regression survival analysis nondisclosure associated mlh reporting better physical mental health less conflict child better cohesion within families less perceived stigma mlh reporting better physical functioning 58 less likely disclose compared reporting physical limitations hazard ratio hr 042 reporting lower levels disclosure selfefficacy 59 less likely disclose reporting higher levels hr 247 67 weeks study nondisclosure rate 56 reporting lower selfefficacy compared 24 reporting higher selfefficacy addressing inclination disclose mlh feeling healthy may aspect incorporate future interventions furthermore improving disclosure selfefficacy high level appears critical component intervention success psycinfo database record c 2024 apa rights reserved