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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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Social Work Response to Stress and Employees’ Health Status in Banking Industry: an Analysis of their Coping Measures

Rita Nkiruka EZEOKOLI, Ph.D, Augusta. Y. OLAORE, Ph.D, L.M.S.W and Risqiyat T. AMBALI
Volume 16, June 2017
5
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Effectiveness of Information and Communication Technology on Crime Prevention in the Nigeria Customs Service

K. M. SALEH and E. J. ISUKU, Ph.D
Volume 17, June 2018
2
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Psycho-Social Predictors of Quality of Life among Caregivers of Cancer Patients in the Radiotherapy Department, UCH, Ibadan, Nigeria

ASUZU. Chioma and IGBENEGHU, Christiana
Volume 15, June 2016
0
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Gender, Age and Job Tenure as Determinants of Health Seeking Behaviours among Noise-Prone Industrial Workers in Nigeria: Implication of the Findings for Counselling

Adebayo David Oluwole, Ph.D and Titilayo A. Adebowale, Ph.D
Volume 12, June 2013
3
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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
4
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Relationship Between Education and Utilization of Maternal Health Care Services by Pregnant Women in Ibadan North Local Government, Oyo State

Abimbola AFOLABI, Ph.D
Volume 18, June 2019
1
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Influence of Teachers’ Perception of Social Skills on Academic Achievement of Junior Secondary Schools Boarding Students Ion Ogun State

OGUNLEYE, Tolu Ph.D, ODULE, Christopher Yemi and OKE, Tunde Dayo
Volume 12, June 2013
4
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Effectiveness of Safety Education Programme on General and Occupational Safety Knowledge among College of Education Students Oyo State, Nigeria

Ojedokun, I. M. Ph. D and Adesope, M. E.
Volume 12, June 2013
6
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PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS AS CORRELATES OF NON-COMPLIANCE WITH MEDICATION AMONG HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Olubunmi Tolulope Wuraola and OJEDOKUN, I. M. Ph. D
Volume 14, June 2015
3
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Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of E-Waste Management among Electronic Technicians in Ondo-West Local Government Area, Ondo State, Nigeria

FAMUYIWA, S. A., Ph.D and AKINBI, K. R.
Volume 15, June 2016
3
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EFFECT OF CULTURE AND HUMAN RIGHTS ON SEXUAL ORIENTATION IN AFRICA

AYANGUNNA, James A., MSW, Ph.D.
Volume 14, June 2015
2
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Prevalence of Conduct Disorder among Children with Mild Intellectual Disabilities in South-West, Nigeria

ENIOLA, M.s, Ph.D and ADESINA Olubunmi Oludolapo, Ph.D
Volume 15, June 2016
4
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BREAST CANCER-RELATED KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE AS CORRELATES OF SCREENING INTENTIONS AMONG FEMALE IN-SCHOOL ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS IN IBADAN, OYO STATE

ASUZU Chioma, AKIN-ODANYE Elizabeth Oluwatoyin and UDAGHE Angela
Volume 14, June 2015
4
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Influence of Widowhood Practice on Psycho-Economic Welfare of the Widows in Rural Communities of Imo State, Nigeria

Olufemi Onweazu OKOJI, Ph. D
Volume 12, June 2013
6
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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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