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Maternal HIV disclosure to children has numerous benefits for both mothers and children. However, the prevalence of maternal HIV disclosure to children remains low in many countries. The present study examined factors associated with intention to disclose maternal HIV status to children among Chinese HIV+ women who have not disclosed their HIV status to their child. Factors from the Theory of Planned...
The present study applied the theory of planned behavior (TPB) to identify factors associated with disclosure intention among lesbians (n = 236), gay men (n = 183), bisexual women (n = 156), and bisexual men (n = 46) (LGBs) in Hong Kong. Past disclosure behavior and the moderating role of attitudinal ambivalence were also examined. Findings showed that perceived behavioral control predicted intention...
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