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The Role of Anxiety in Neuropsychological Dysfunction in Early HIV Disease
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Further, there was no difference between the groups divided based on HTV serostatus and anxiety level in terms of their ability to accurately appraise their performance. All participants were able to estimate their performances very accurately. Finally, medication effects were investigated. There were no differences in performance on neuropsychological tests found between the HIV seropositive subjects who followed a medication regimen and those who did not. vii Reproduced with permission of the
doi:10.31390/gradschool_disstheses.6591
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