Motivated Reasoning and HIV Risk? Views on Relationships, Trust, and Risk from Young Women in Cape Town, South Africa, and Implications for Oral PrEP

In high prevalence environments relationship characteristics are likely to be associated with HIV risk, yet evidence indicates general underestimation of risk. Furthermore uncertainty about partner‘s risk may challenge PrEP demand among young African women. We conducted quantitative and qualitative...

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Main Authors:	Bekker, L.-G (Author), Bennie, T. (Author), Celum, C. (Author), Hartmann, M. (Author), McConnell, M. (Author), van der Straten, A. (Author), Zuma, J. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Springer New York LLC 2018
Subjects:	adolescent Adolescent adult Adult article case report clinical article expectation female Female Female-initiated methods follow up HIV Infections HIV prevention HIV risk human human experiment Human immunodeficiency virus Human immunodeficiency virus infection Humans interview Interviews as Topic male Male motivation Motivation nonhuman perception pre-exposure prophylaxis Pre-exposure prophylaxis Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis psychology qualitative research Qualitative Research risk Risk risk assessment Sexual Partners sexuality social environment Social Environment South Africa speech trust Trust
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