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Parental Attitude, Socio-Economic Status and Home Facilities as Predictors of Secondary School Students’ Learning Outcomes in South-West, Nigeria

ODUNSI Adenike Olufunmilayo MRS, OYEBANJI-ABIODUN Olayemi, Ph.D and AKINWUMI Femi Sunday, Ph.D
Volume 13, June 2014
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Play Factor as a Predictor of Resilience Development in the Early Years of Children in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria

B.M. OYUNDOYIN, T.K OLURIN, K.O ADUBI and A.M. ARIYO
Volume 18, June 2019
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An Assessment of Literacy Needs of Non-Literate Women in Ibadan, Oyo State

ADELORE, Omobola Omoyeni and OYALAKUN, Hannah Olubunmi
Volume 13 June, 2014
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Social Studies Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes on Teachers’ Development and Administrative Decisions of Primary Schools in Oyo State of Nigeria

Adeyemi Oluremi Olubusuyi
Volume 12, June 2013
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Perceived Social Support, Organizational Citizenship Behaviour and Work Motivation as Predictor of Psychological Well-Being of Public Health Workers in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

JIMOH A.M, Ph.D
Volume 13, June 2014
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Comparative Analysis of Delinquent Behaviour on the Basis of Parental Educational Background, Single Parenthood and Socio – Economic Status of In-School Adolescents in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria

ANIMASAHUN, R. A. Ph.D and BABALOLA, S. O.
Volume 13, June 2014
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JOB SATISFACTION, WORK STRESS, LEADERSHIP STYLE AND MOTIVATION AS CORRELATES OF JOB ABSENTEEISM AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS IN OGBOMOSO, OYO STATE, NIGERIA

OWODUNNI, Abdulfatai Adekunle and ADISA, Peter Oluwafemi
Volume 14, June 2015
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Demographic Factors Affecting Health and Well-Being of Couples with Infertility in Lagos Island Maternity Hospital, Lagos State, Nigeria

Morenike. F. OGUNBIYI, M.SW and J.K MOJOYINOLA, Ph.D
Volume 17, June 2018
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Entrepreneurial Skills Demand and Graduates Employability in Ibadan Metropolis, Oyo State, Nigeria

Eragbai Jerome ISUKU
Volume 16, June 2017
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Classification of Hearing Status and Health-Related Quality of Life of Elderly People with Presbycusis in South-West, Nigeria

Ayo OSISANYA
Volume 16, June 2017
3
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Computer-Efficacy, Examination Anxiety and Academic Procastination as Correlates of Academic Dishonesty among Open Distance Learners of Two Universities in Oyo State

Solomon Adekunle ODEDOKUN, Ph.D
Volume 17, June 2018
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Reading and Dictation as Diagnostic Approaches on English Language Learning Process among Junior Secondary School Students in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State

Dr. Babalola, Joseph Olurotimi and Dada, Morayo Esther
Volume 12, June 2013
3
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Emotional Intelligence and Teacher Self-Efficacy as Correlates of Media Improvisation among Lecturers in State Owned Colleges of Education in the South-West, Nigeria

Abel Olusegun EGUNJOBI, Ph.D and Babatunde Oyeyemi OGUNWUYI
Volume 16, June 2017
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Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Food Vendors on Food Hygiene in Higher Institution in Ogun State, Nigeria

Kolawole Olanrewaju AYODELE, Ph.D and Kayode OKE, Ph.D
Volume 16, June 2017
3
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Determinants of Alcohol Consumption among In-School Adolescents in Oyo State: Consequence for Health and Safety Education

Dr. Ruth Ochanya Adio-Moses
Volume 12, June 2013
7
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Nigerian Journal of Social Work Education (NJSWE) is an international, fully referred journal, reporting on empirical and theoretical aspects of Social Work and related fields of study. It may be said that the significance of Social Work has never witnessed a growing awareness throughout the world as of now. The Journal which is sponsored by the Department of Social Work, University of Ibadan, Ibadan recognized the need for more international research and analysis, and the generation of relevant theory to identify policy needs and trends as well as priorities in the growing area of Social Work. While reporting current research in Social Work, the journal will endeavour to establish further development of research for Social work, more especially in the developing world.
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