DAAPPP Data Set No. N5

Social Influences on the Sexual Behavior of Youth at Risk for HIV Exposure, 1992
Daniel Romer

The study Social Influences on the Sexual Behavior of Youth at Risk for HIV Exposure: 1992 was conducted to aid in the design of HIV prevention-related interventions in poor urban minority communities. Investigators interviewed 300 African-American children aged 9-15 living in six public housing developments in a large U.S. city. A computerized data collection instrument was used to elicit information on several themes, including social support, parental supervision, perceived risk exposure, and self-reported sexual behavior. This data set includes information on 94 variables.

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