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Moderating Role of Self-Esteem in Interaction between Child Abuse and Bullying Behaviour among In-School Adolescents in Lagos Nigeria

Bullying among in-school adolescents is widespread worldwide and is a cause of concern. Despite its widespread, its interaction with self-esteem, child abuse and child neglect among Nigerian in-school adolescents is now well researched. This study aims to bridge the knowledge gap on connections...

Authors: David Chinaza Ndubisi; Bede Chinonye Akpunne & Susan Olubukola Badeji

Self-esteem, child abuse, child neglect, bullying behaviour, in-school adolescents, Nigeria.

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Crowdfunded Journalism: Meaning, Methods, Cases and Concerns

The global digital revolution driven by the internet and the World Wide Web has made room for many innovations including crowdfunding. And as this phenomenon spreads to the mass media industry, there is yet inadequate research done to explain the concept and the methods as well as highlight the...

Authors: Emmanuel Ifeduba & Adetunji Adeleye

Crowdfunding, Journalism, Nigeria,

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Impact Factor and the Dangers of Gamifying Scholarship

The debate on the use and abuse of Journal Impact Factor (JIF) has been on for decades. Some JIF crusaders think it should be used for the assessment of journal quality, article quality and author competence while opponents of this broad application insist that impact factor should be restrict...

Authors: Emmanuel Ifeduba

Impact Factor, Altmetrics, Employee Assessment, Research Impact, Citation

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Assessment of Christian participation in Nigeria politics in first republic in the new normal

The word politics has been discuss by various scholars to mean "to be acitizen to govern a state or administered the affairs of the state. While morality on the other hand means the standard the societies used to decide what is right or wrong in their behavior. The paper would discuss the, its...

Authors: Olabode Joana Iyabo & Alabi Fortinatus

Keyword: Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Morality, Participation, Politics

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Post covid-19 examination of socio-ethnic concerns in South-west, Nigeria

It is no longer a hearsay that Nigeria is going through multidimensional challenges threatening the peace of the nation. Nigeria has been enmeshed in all kinds of crises fueled by ethnic and religious bigotries. The Post COVID-19 assessment of the socio-ethnic concerns of this study revolves ar...

Authors: Olutunde Gabriel & Afolorunso Olalekan Dairo

COVID-19, Ethnicity, Religion, Socio-ethnic Concern, and the Nigerian Society.

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Social support and personality traits as determinants of postpartum depression among postnatal patients in university college hospital, Ibadan

Literature reveals the burden of postpartum depression (PPD) globally. There is however a lacuna of knowledge on the interactions of social support, personality traits and PPD among Nigerian post-natal women. This study was carried out to observe the extent to which social support and personali...

Authors: Oluwafisayo Precious Adedipe; Bede Chinonye Akpunne & Ebenezer Olutope Akinnawo

Social support, personality traits, postpartum depression, postnatal patients, university college hospital, Nigeria

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Personality traits as predictors of depressive-symptoms among undergraduates in Lagos state

Depression is the most prevalent disabling mental disorders worldwide. In a study by WHO (2018) Depression is different from usual mood fluctuations and short-lived emotional responses to challenges in everyday life. Especially when long-lasting and with moderate or severe intensity, depression...

Authors: Sekoni T. Tayo & Ojo Taiye Emmanuel

Personality traits, depression, suicide, and students.

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Self-Esteem, Family Functioning and Internet Gaming Disorder among In-School Adolescents

Internet gaming comes with possibilities of adverse effects on individuals if not controlled. This study aims to observe the predictive influence of self-esteem and family functioning on internet gaming disorder among Nigerian in-school adolescents. Using a multistaged sampling to select 468 pa...

Authors: David- Daniel Olaniyi Adesanya; Bede ChinonyeAkpunne; Adenike Mopa-Egbunu & Onyinyechi Jesuferanmi Charles-Akpunne.

Internet gaming, self-esteem, Family functioning, in-school adolescents, Nigeria.

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Does Volatility Risk Affect Nigerian Real Estate Stock Pricing Dynamics?

Volatility index (VIX) is one of the critical systematic risks that investors take caution and are conscious of when taking investment decision in capital market. With the peculiarities of the Nigerian real estate stock dynamics, the study addressed a question on whether the Nigerian real stock...

Authors: Tosin B.Fateye & Cyril A.Ajayi

Volatility, Risk, Real Estate, Stock, Pricing.

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Power: Its transient nature and the lessons of history; an appraisal of Nigeria’s Second Republic Political elites (1979-1983)

It is well established that Power is transient. This by implication means that every position of power and authority ultimately has a start and an end. Thus, after sixty-two years of her post-independence as a nation, Nigeria has experienced eight (7) democratic and eight (8) military leaders a...

Authors: Udochu Eke & Are Tajudeen Abiola

Power, Transient, History, Authority, Democratic, Military, Leadership

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Archaeology and food production in Africa

The case studies in the archaeological evidence of food production in Africa are not exhaustive. Hence, this paper makes a modest attempt to underscore the role of archaeology in tracing the origins of African food production. While it will be ambiguous to claim, that this paper has done justic...

Authors: Udochu Eke

Archeology, food production, Agriculture, Pre-history

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Gender Socialization and Consequential Implications for Gender Differences in Positive Development of Self-concept among Adolescents in Nigeria

Gender socialization is the learning of behaviours and attitudes considered by a given society or culture as appropriate for a given sex. Gender socialization begins at birth and continues through adolescence, contributing to gender inequalities (differences) in self-concept in terms of educati...

Authors: Abanyam, Noah Lumun

Gender Socialization, Consequential Implications, Gender Differences, Positive Development, Self-concept, Adolescent

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