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The present study sought to extend prior work, showing an association between self-reported distress tolerance and selfreported antiretroviral treatment (ART) adherence, by conducting a multimethod test of the association between distress tolerance and objective measures of ART adherence among a sample of 140 individuals (23.6% female) with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Findings indicated that, after accounting for negative affectivity and ART side-effect severity, distress tolerance was significantly associated with pill count adherence as well as viral load. Specifically, a  ifferential association was observed whereby self-reported distress tolerance was associated with pill count adherence, whereas  ehavioral distress tolerancewas associated with viral load. Importantly, no associations were observed between either measure  f distress tolerance and CD4 count. Findings are discussed in terms of the importance of both behavioral and perceived distress  olerance assessment among patients with HIV as well as potential clinical implications related to the integration of distress  olerance-focused treatments into existing interventions for individuals with HIV