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    The physical setup of a call center influences the sexual behavior and risk of HIV acquisition among call center agents. Characteristics like a dull building design and lack of privacy can impact emotions and lead to risky sexual behaviors like having multiple partners or using sex workers. Without condom use, these behaviors increase the risk of acquiring HIV through activities like frequent sex with different partners, sex while intoxicated, or sex at the workplace. The physical environment of the call center may thus relate to HIV transmission among its agents.

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    The physical setup of a call center influences the sexual behavior and risk of HIV acquisition among call center agents. Characteristics like a dull building design and lack of privacy can impact emotions and lead to risky sexual behaviors like having multiple partners or using sex workers. Without condom use, these behaviors increase the risk of acquiring HIV through activities like frequent sex with different partners, sex while intoxicated, or sex at the workplace. The physical environment of the call center may thus relate to HIV transmission among its agents.

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    Narrowed Down Further: Physical Set-Up of All Call Center As A Factor Causing HIV

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    The physical setup of a call center influences the sexual behavior and risk of HIV acquisition among call center agents. Characteristics like a dull building design and lack of privacy can impact emotions and lead to risky sexual behaviors like having multiple partners or using sex workers. Without condom use, these behaviors increase the risk of acquiring HIV through activities like frequent sex with different partners, sex while intoxicated, or sex at the workplace. The physical environment of the call center may thus relate to HIV transmission among its agents.

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    MARYCRIS A.

    AMPARO February 12, 2011

    27 NF

    Narrowed Down Further: Physical Set-up of all Call Center as a Factor causing HIV

    Acquisition

    Thesis Statement: The Physical Set-up of a Call Center Influences the Sexual Behavior of all

    Call Center Agents who tend to Acquire HIV.

    Guide Questions:

    1. What Characterizes the Physical Set-up of a Call Center?

    2. How do the Characteristics affects the behavior of Call Center Agent?

    3. Does the Physical Set-up of a Call Center influences the sexual behavior of Call Center? If so,

    Does it relate to their Acquisition of HIV?

    TOPIC OUTLINE

    INTRODUCTION

    I. Characteristics of a Physical Set-up of a Call Center

    A. Environmental Set-up of Call Center

    1. Presence of Peers of Call Center in the Working Area


    2. Presence of Staff and Management

    B. Working Area Set-up

    1. Dull Building Design


    2. Comfort Zone area of Call Center in the working Area

    II. Effects of Physical Set-up Characteristics on Call Center Agents

    A. Emotional Characteristic
    1. High- Tempered Characteristic
    2. Liberated Characteristic
    3. Happy – Go – Lucky Characteristic

    B. Sexual Characteristic

    1. Having Multiple Sexual Partner


    2. Having one Mutual Sexual Partner
    3. Uses sexual Workers as Sexual Partner

    III. Relationship Between Sexual Behavior of Call Center Agent and their Acquisition of
    HIV
    A. Sexual Experience
    1. Frequency of Sexual Experience
    2. Frequency of Use of Condom During Sex
    3. Not using condoms during Sex
    4. Using Condom During Vaginal and Anal sex
    B. Paying for Sex Partners
    1. Frequency of Using Condon When Paying Sex Partners
    2. Receiving Pay For Sex
    C. Place or Venue for Sexual Action
    1. House
    2. Motels/ Hotels
    3. Area convenient at the Work Place
    D. Number of Sexual Partners
    1. One mutual partner
    2. One or more Sexual partners during intercourse
    3. Different Sexual partners
    E. Extra-Relational Sex
    1. Peers as Sex Partners
    2. Loves ones as sex partners
    3. Sex partners with same gender
    4. Sex partner with opposite gender
    F. Sex with Alcohol and Drug Use
    1. Sex while intoxicated
    2. Sex while under the influence of Abused Drug

    CONCLUSION

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