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It is suggested in the passage that when people discover that they are HIV-positive, they ----.
People who believe they may be infected with HIV,
as well as those who know they are, can benefit from
various psychological interventions. People with
high-risk behaviours may have difficulty deciding
whether to be tested for HIV, and psychologists can
provide both information and support for these
people. A significant minority of homosexual and
bisexual men, intravenous drug users, and a larger
proportion of heterosexual men and women with
multiple partners and inconsistent users of condoms
have never been tested for HIV. Indeed, an
estimated 70% of people who are HIV-positive have
not been tested and thus do not know their HIV
status. Because HIV infection has a long incubation
period, at-risk heterosexual men and women may
contaminate others for years before they learn they
have HIV. However, people learning of an HIVpositive
test result typically react with increased
anxiety, depression, anger and distress. Therefore,
trained psychotherapists are needed to help such
people cope with their diagnosis.