PJCP VOL2NO2

Grace Francisca Afe Abstract This study examined the relationship between family size and age as determinants of academic performance of married women in Delta and River States universities. Two research questions and two null hypotheses were answered and tested. The correlational research design was employed, with a sample of 528 participants drawn through purposive sampling […]

Caroline I. Ita & Dr Julius M. Egbai Abstract This study sought to examine psychological indices and cheating tendencies among undergraduates in Universities in Cross River State. Two hypotheses guided the study, which adopted Ex post facto research design. Stratified and purposive sampling techniques were used to choose 1000 students from the two universities that

Dr Binebai Stella Asangolo & Esther Tamunoiyowuna Bruce-Agbogidi Abstract The study investigated the effects of Peer tutoring (PT) and Cognitive-Behaviour Therapies (CBT) in delinquent behaviour reduction among secondary school adolescents in Bayelsa State. Two research questions and two hypotheses guided the study. Quasi-experimental research design was used for the study and a sample of sixty

Dr Stephen Omoko Uloho & Prof Okorodudu Richard Irikefe Abstract This study adopted correlational design to examine sexual satisfaction and marital adjustment of married persons in Delta and Edo states, Nigeria. A total of 1,200 married persons living in Delta and Edo states were involved in the study. Respondents were sampled through multi-stage clustered sampling

Prof Usang Usang Bassey Abstract Over the years, various governments in Nigeria at one time or the other have made considerable effort to restructure the education sector with a view to attaining sustainable development. However, the subject of restructuring has been a contentious issue all over the world, particularly in Nigeria. The goal of restructuring

Dr M. O. Omozuwa & Dr Janet A. Ogbah Abstract This study examined the prevalence of drug addiction among retired civil servants in Benin Metropolis.150 respondents, representing 5 percent from a population of 3,014 civil servants, were purposively selected from the three Local Government Areas that make up Benin Metropolis. Survey research design was adopted