This article explores perceptions of privacy in AIDS testing from a systemic perspective. It is hypothesized that individuals will create boundaries based on desire to disclose information about results of AIDS testing. Results suggest individuals delineate clear boundaries for the dissemination of information concerning AIDS testing, with the target of information being a significant determinant of amount of disclosure. Implications for therapists, family life educators, and policymakers are discussed.
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