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Subjective wellbeing and felt stigma when living with hiv in maiduguri metropolis

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Robert, T., Babaji Maigari, Sarah D. Martins, Joshua C. Gandi, Tobiloba Rachael Adeogun and 6Sambo Danlami
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Health Sciences
Abstract: 

HIV as an illness affects the person first and foremost at the biological level in the form of an aggressive virus that compromises immunity. Every illness experience represents a unique and dramatic negative experience for the patient; it is associated with a profound and authentic psychological engagement of patients themselves and the significant people in their lives. Objective: The study assessed the impact of “felt” stigma on Subjective Well-Being when living with HIV among people living with HIV in Maiduguri Metropolis. Methodology: A cross-sectional descriptive survey design was adopted for the study, 100 clients were selected using systematic random sampling and data was collected through questionnaire. Analysis was done using frequency count, percentages and inferential statistics of chi-square was used to test the hypothesis at 5% level of significance. Result: findings of this study revealed that majority of respondents were within 26-45years of age. The respondents had good abstract feeling of satisfaction with their live as a whole, standard of living, health, achievement in life, personal relationship, safety, feeling of being part of the community and future security. However, there was a low cognitive judgment of satisfaction with life among the respondents. The study also revealed that gender (sex) has no influence on the subjective wellbeing of the respondents. Conclusion: The study suggests that Professionals in clinical psychology should be invited from time to time to the clinics for counseling of saddened and hopeless clients.

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