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A plausible causal model of HAART-efficacy beliefs, HIV/AIDS complacency, and HIV-acquisition risk behavior among young men who have sex with men.

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A plausible causal model of HAART-efficacy beliefs, HIV/AIDS complacency, and HIV-acquisition risk behavior among young men who have sex with men. (English)

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David D Celentano

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Beryl A Koblin

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Linda A Valleroy

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Linda A Valleroy

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Lucia V. Torian

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Gina M Secura

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Marlene LaLota

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Trista Bingham

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Su-I Hou

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Christopher C Whalen

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Karen Samuelsen

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1 May 2011

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AIDS and Behavior

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