In addressing the AIDS crisis, Fisher and colleagues (2002) theorized that HIV prevention in schools required all of the following except

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Fisher and colleagues' theory on HIV prevention in schools emphasized information on transmission and prevention, motivation to engage in prevention behavior, and behavioral skills aimed at prevention. It did not specifically include moral training on the importance of prevention as a core component.

In Addressing the AIDS Crisis, Fisher and Colleagues (2002) Theorized