Document 0801
 DOCN  M9460801
 TI    AIDS, homosexuality, public opinion, and changing correlates over time.
 DT    9404
 AU    Seltzer R; Department of Political Science, Howard University,
       Washington,; DC 20059.
 SO    J Homosex. 1993;26(1):85-97. Unique Identifier : AIDSLINE MED/94157311
 AB    Comparing data from national Los Angeles Times surveys allows for an
       examination of changes in attitudes toward AIDS in 1985, when the crisis
       was first coming to public attention, and in 1987, when public opinion
       had a greater opportunity to stabilize. The primary predictors of public
       opinion did not change from 1985 to 1987, but there were somewhat less
       irrational attitudes among most segments of the population by 1987.
       However, among those who were conservative on the issue of
       homosexuality, personal concern for AIDS fell and support for repression
       grew.
 DE    Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome/PREVENTION & CONTROL/
       *PSYCHOLOGY/TRANSMISSION  Adult  Female  Homosexuality/*PSYCHOLOGY
       Human  Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice  Los Angeles  Male  Middle Age
       Prejudice  *Public Opinion  *Social Change  United States  *Urban
       Population  JOURNAL ARTICLE

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