GUIDANCE COUNSELING PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 61. EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND ADOLESCENTS’ BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study In recent times, emphasis has been placed on the attitude and behavior of children and young people which to a large extent determined how successful they will cope with life’s issues and challenges. Unfortunately, the care taker of these children, who include parents, teachers, care givers and other significant others are becoming too engaged...Continue Reading »

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• 62. IMPACT OF BROKEN HOME ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADJUSTMENT OF SEC...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Family is the basic unit of a society and it’s the most important component of the society. According to Alfred Adlers (1973), a family which parent are separated or divorced would affect the individual because every child has a problem in which both the mother and father are to attend to, for example the mother is supposed to teach the ch...Continue Reading »

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• 63. INFLUENCE OF HOSTEL SQUATTING ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE, INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHI...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the study In the face of growing enrollment of students in tertiary education, students’ accommodation has become one of the teething problems faced by higher institutions in developing countries (Centre for Global Education, 2005). In many countries, especially in developing countries, governments have been the main provider of student accommodatio...Continue Reading »

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• 64. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE ATTITUDES OF FAMILY PLANNING AMONG HEALTH CARE USERS A...

  » ABSTRACT This study examined the influence of attitude on family planning among the health workers and market women in Ikosi/Iheri Local Government Area of Lagos State. The objectives of this research were to find out the influence of family size, socio economic status of families, marital status and religion on the health care users and market women attitude towards family planning. Four research...Continue Reading »

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• 65. DIFFERENTIAL GENDER PERCEPTION OF SEXUAL ABUSE AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN SECONDARY SC...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Over the last three decades, researchers, clinicians, and other health advocates have explored the incidence, prevalence, and consequences of sexual violence occurring within the context of domestically violent relationships, including adult marital and cohabiting relationships. Until recently, sexually based crimes occurring within adolescent a...Continue Reading »

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• 66. THE CAUSES AND IMPACT OF BROKEN HOMES ON SECONDARY SCHOOL ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT A...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Broken home connote the division or the separation of parent who have been together and suddenly divorce or terminated their relationship or unite the once agreed marriage knot after exchanging material vows and have lived together. Marriage is an institution that play very important role in the upbringing and the development of human beings...Continue Reading »

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• 67. INFLUENCE OF PEER GROUP PRESSURE ON ADOLESCENTS SMOKING HABITS

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction This research work aims at critically examine influence of peer pressure on adolescents smoking habits in some selected schools in Lagos state, Nigeria....Continue Reading »

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• 68. THE PARENTAL MONITORING AND RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES ON SEXUAL ABSTINENCE

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Sexual intercourse or coitus or copulation, is closely the insertion and thrusting of male’s penis, usually when erect into a female’s vagina for the purpose of sexual pleasure or reproduction; also known as vaginal intercourse or vaginal sex (Cecie, Ada, Irving & Kar, 2010). Other forms of penetrative sexual intercourse include ...Continue Reading »

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• 69. THE INFLUENCE OF COMMUNICATION ON MARITAL STABILITY AMONG COUPLES

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Communication can be said to be the glue that holds the world, continents, countries, states, societies, communities, people, the list is endless, together. Take the example of a group of tourists viewing a picturesque landscape. Although the entire group beholds the same scene, each person sees it differently. Why? Each individual has a differe...Continue Reading »

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• 70. THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIO-CULTURAL VARIABLES AND MARITAL STABILITY AMONG COUPLES

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Culture is generally described and accepted as people’s way of life, which among other things includes their marital lives. The inspiration of every matured man or woman is to have a stable and happy marital life, be compatible in love, values, academic, economic and of course be socially alright. This in line with the postulation of Onyem...Continue Reading »

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• 71. THE INFLUENCE OF PARENTING STYLES ON ADOLESCENT JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

  » INTRODUCTION 1.2. Background to the Study Juvenile delinquency has become a cankerworm which has eaten deep into the fabric of our educational system. This problem has always attracted the attention of educational psychologist. Teachers parent and other experts on educational development in our nation. According to (Olusakin, 2003) the incidences of juvenile anti social behaviour have tremendously...Continue Reading »

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• 72. ATTITUDE OF MOTHER-IN-LAW TOWARDS DAUGHTER-IN-LAW AS A DETERMINANT FACTOR IN MAR...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Marriage is a choice. That may not be a definition of marriage, but that is nevertheless a fact of marriage (Warren, 1990). “You don’t marry a person, you marry a family”. So goes the conventional folk wisdom neatly summing up a fact of life. The institutions of marriage and family are inevitably intertwined. When two people ch...Continue Reading »

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• 73. EFFECT OF DIVORCE ON SCHOLASTIC ATTITUDE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Marriage is a social institution that is designed among other things to ensure the happiness and fulfillment of men and women. Marriage according to Olusanya (1982) is a sacred and permanent contract between a man and a woman who have consented to live a life of fidelity and caring for each other for the purpose of promoting their mutual growth and ...Continue Reading »

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• 74. INFLUENCE OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON MARITAL STABILITY AMONG SELECTED COUPLES

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 Background to the Study Marriage is the legally, sexually, socially sanctioned union of two intimate adults. Traditionally, the marital relationship includes economic independence, common residence, sexual fidelity and shared responsibility for children. Although, the institution of marriage remains popular, it sometimes seems to be under assault from shifting social t...Continue Reading »

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• 75. THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL DEMAND, PEER PRESSURE AND ECONOMIC INSTABILITY ON ADOLES...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Adolescents today, are generally perceived by the adults as a group who constantly engage in activities which are contrary to the norms, ethics and values of the society. According to Omoegun (2000), the adolescents due to their behaviour which are inimical to society’s norms and values, many at times, fail short of the demands of the soci...Continue Reading »

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• 76. THE INFLUENCE OF PRONENESS TO SPOUSAL RAPE ON MARITAL STABILITY AMONG COUPLES

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.1 Introduction/Background to the Study When people hear the word ‘rape’, it often conjures a mental image; perhaps a stranger with a knife jumping out of the bushes at night, and forcing a woman to engage in sexual intercourse. Defining rape is not an easy task. Definitions come from various perspectives: from the law, the media, research, and political activism. Even wit...Continue Reading »

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• 77. SEXUAL ATTITUDE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN NIGERIA

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION The secondary school is the unit of Nigeria’s formal education institution, which covers the period of later childhood through adolescent. During this period, the child experiences accelerated rate of development in secondary sex attributes. These include broken voice, natural emission in boy and enlarged breast in girls; armpit and public hairs in boys and girls...Continue Reading »

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• 78. THE PARENTAL STATUS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN SECONDARY SCHOOL

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background Study The development of any nation or community depends largely on the quality of education of such a nation. It is generally believed that the basis for any true development must commence with the development of human resources (Akanle, 2007). Hence formal education remains the vehicle for social economic development and social mobilization in any society. The...Continue Reading »

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• 79. INFLUENCE OF TELEVISED AGGRESSION AND PORNOGRAPHY ON THE SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT OF AD...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Problem The introduction of the mass media into the everyday lives of children and the increase of televised violence have brought about rapid changes on their social orientation both in school and at home. It is not surprising that speculations about violent behaviour have been prevalent in the society since motion pictures showing violent acts were firs...Continue Reading »

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• 80. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COLLABORATIVE LEARNING METHOD AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Few classrooms are homogenous in nature. The typical classroom is made up of students from diverse cultural, economic, ethnic, linguistic and social backgrounds. In addition, the classrooms comprise of students with diverse motivational and ability levels. So in the typical classroom, there are some students who benefit from the conventional ins...Continue Reading »

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