Factors Influencing Attitudes towards Stimatization and Discrimination amongst People with HIV/AIDS.

Factors Influencing Attitudes towards Stimatization and Discrimination amongst People with HIV/AIDS.

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This research study was designed to explore stigmatization and discrimination related to people living with HIV/AIDS.
 
Published at International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Review, Vol.: 2 No.1
Published in 2011
 
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Adeusi, Sussan Olufunmilola, Adekeye, Olujide A. & Amodu, Lanre
ADEUSI Sussan Olufunmilola » Dr. Sussan O. ADEUSI is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Psychology and specialized in Counselling. view full profile
ADEUSI Sussan Olufunmilola
 
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