S/N

QUESTIONS ON PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS TOWARDS KNOWING THEIR HIV STATUS

5

SA

4

A

3

U

2

D

1

SD

7.

I have never thought of going for a HIV test in my life.

8.

Knowing my HIV status is like a threat to me.

9.

I don’t think there is a need for me to bother about my HIV status since I don’t pray for it.

10.

I will feel embarrassed if my girl/boy friend or fiancée ask me to go for HIV test.

11.

Since God is my protector, I know I can never be infected with HIV.

QUESTIONS ON EFFECTIVENESS OF NACA’S CAMPAIGN TOWARDS

CONTROL OF HIV/AIDS

12.

NACA, like other AIDS prevention organizations is a well known organization.

13.

The activities of NACA have led to improvement on Nigerian youths’ attitude towards HIV/AIDS.

14.

NACA has been able to make significant impact on control of HIV/AIDS.

15.

NACA has been able to function as other organizations e.g. UNAIDS.

16.

NACA is a well known HIV/AIDS control organization.

QUESTIONS ON SEXUALITY EDUCATION AND CREATION OF OBJECTIVE ATTITUDE TOWARDS SEX

17.

Sex education can help prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS.

18.

Sexuality education by non-governmental and governmental organization is an effective strategy for HIV control.

19.

Sexuality education can help students to create the right attitude towards sex.

20.

Sex education is very important in our universities.

21.

Religious organizations can also help reduce sex abuse by preaching against immoral and illegal sexual intercourse.

QUESTIONS ON BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE PROGRAMME AND OBJECTIVE ATTITUDE TOWARDS PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS

22.

The major way to change people’s negative attitude toward people living with HIV is to organize behavioural change program continuously.

23.

By organizing behavioural change programs, social stigma associated with those living with HIV/AIDS can be reduced.

24.

The misconceptions about HIV can be minimized through behavioural change programs by governmental and non-governmental agencies.