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56 2007 pp. 155 164 AIDS/HIV III 41 2 pp. 125 129 HIV HIV AIDS AIDS 8 2008 pp. 23 34 HIV HIV HIV AIDS 197 1 3 AIDS AIDS 3 2 3 2 HIV HIV AIDS 3 3 HIV PWH/A Persons with AIDS/HIV PWH/A AIDS AIDS HIV AIDS HIV AIDS G.W. Contact TheoryAllport 1958 50 3 HIV HIV HIV : HIV 94 pp. 117 124 2005 HIV HIV HIV 1999 4 2003 3 65 48
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HIV G.W. G.W. 1956 YYSP YYSP HIV YYSP YYSP YYSP YYSP YYSP Abstract This paper aims at effectiveness of HIV/AIDS education. It was found that education for enlightenment on HIV/AIDS was effective in the former researches to certain extent. However, the results of these researches are still not clear. Hence, the author analyzed surveys done by Japan HIV Center Program. The author found that the Program is effective tough it is not clear whether this program changes the attitude of the participants. Hence, the author suggests same types of program with HIV Positive Coming - out participation. The author expects HIV Positive participation will eradicate misunderstandings on HIV/AIDS much more effectively. G.W. 1956 1973 2010 8 57