1. STI/HIV-prevention programs have increasingly focused on the underlying factors influencing people’s behavior.

True | False

2. Telling people that certain behaviors put them at risk for STIs or HIV is generally sufficient to cause them to change their behavior.

True | False

3. It is often particularly difficult for women to negotiate safer sex with their partners.

True | False

4. Using a condom completely eliminates the risk for HIV/STI infection.

True | False

5. Without intervention, the probability that a pregnant woman with HIV will pass the infection to her child is only about 4 to 5% in the developing world.

True | False

6. Which of the following practices carries the highest risk for HIV infection:

1. Performing oral sex on a woman
2. Performing oral sex on a man
3. Engaging in anal sex
4. Engaging in vaginal sex

7. Key behavior change strategies include:

1. Condom social marketing
2. Behavior change communication
3. Community intervention
4. All of the above