Psychological Responses and Coping Mechanisms of Gay Men in Adapting HIV/AIDS: A Qualitative Study
Malianti Silalahi,
Nurlaila Fitriani
Abstract:Aims: This study explores the psychological responses and coping mechanisms employed by gay men in adapting to HIV/AIDS.
Methods: This research is qualitative research with descriptive methods. The sample was taken using a purposive sampling technique with inclusion criteria, namely: gays who were declared positive for HIV/AIDS as proven by a doctor's statement stating that they were positive for COVID-19, were undergoing medical treatment both inpatient and outpatient, had experience interacting with nurses w… Show more
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