Within the gay community, labeling oneself as a “top” or as a “bottom” communicates
preferences for insertive or receptive sexual practices. The use of these terms and their …

Objective: To explore the functional significance of incident neuropsychologic impairment
among initially asymptomatic subjects infected with human immunodeficiency virus. Design …

Objective The objectives of this study were to evaluate the psychological consequences of
combination antiretroviral treatment in terms of mood, hope, and life satisfaction in men with …

Objective: The authors investigated the association between mood status and progression of
HIV illness. Method: In a research clinic at a university medical center, 112 HIV-positive and …

We obtained data from 111 gay men who entered a longitudinal study of the natural history
of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) without clinical evidence of acquired …

The primary responsibility of the American Psychological Association's (APA's) Committee
on Standards in Research (CSR) is to advise the APA on issues and standards related to the …

This paper describes the development of the Perceived Sexual Control inventory (PSC) and
a study investigating the relationship between an individual's perception of control over …

In a sample of 121 HIV‐positive (HIV+) and 84 HIV‐negative (HIV‐) gay and bisexual men in
the New York City area, sexual behavior and functioning were assessed by interview and …

Substance use (ie, use of recreational drugs and alcohol) has been associated with HIV-
related sexual risk behavior in several studies involving gay men. One explanatory …

• To detect the earliest structural changes in the brain in human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV) infection, 118 gay men and 115 parenteral drug users enrolled in a study of the natural …