Evaluations of the Project SAFE program found that the program:
a. was only effective with high-income, adult woman.
b. was effective in decreasing unsafe sexual behaviors, even among high-risk populations such as teenage girls and depressed women.
c. was effective in decreasing cases of HIV infection among participants compared to a control group.
d. demonstrated none of the principles of effective prevention programs.
Question 2
Because HIV infection is such a relatively rare occurrence, programs designed to prevent HIV infection are often evaluated based upon their ability to:
a. promote healthy sexual behaviors.
b. increase participants' ability to effectively communicate with the sexual partners.
c. decrease the number of all STDs among participants.
d. all of the above.
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