AFRICAN JOURNAL FOR THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF SOCIAL ISSUES
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Articles
| TELECOMMUTING DURING COVID-19 IN NIGERIA. | |
| Patricia Iyore AJAYI | 1-9 |
| CELEBRITY WORSHIP AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH SUBJECTIVE MENTAL HEALTH OF ADOLESCENT UNDERGRADUATES IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS | |
| Uju Ifeoma NNUBIA, Chidiogo Lovelyn EZEONYECHE, Ezinne Judith NNODIM, Ujunwa Eugenia OKENWA | 10-21 |
| PSYCHOMETRICS EVALUATION OF COVID-19 DEATH ANXIETY AMONG HEALTH WORKERS | |
| Rasaq Kayode AWOSOLA, Kingsley Monday AIKPOGHOMHE | 22-29 |
| WEEKLY MARKET SANITATION EXERCISE AND PERCEIVED WELL-BEING OF TRADERS IN SELECTED MARKETS IN IBADAN | |
| Cyril Babasope AKINYELE | 30-41 |
| ASSESSMENT OF INTERNET ADDICTION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ABUJA MUNICIPAL AREA COUNCIL | |
| Emmanuel Onu ALHASSAN, Nkiru Janefrancis EBIRIM, Oluwabunmi Hezekiah AJAYI, Francis Bala Aku AKWASH | 42-53 |
| CONSIDERING GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY AS A PREDICTOR FOR THE SHRINKING OF STUDENT ENROLLMENTS IN SELECTED PRIVATE TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN RWANDA | |
| Cyprien Sikubwabo, André Muhirwa, Philothère Ntawiha | 54-70 |
| WOMEN VULNERABILITY AND SOCIAL WELFARE DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN IN NIGERIA | |
| Helen Jibike FATOYE | 71-80 |
| SOCIAL MEDIA AND COVID-19: IMPLICATION FORPREVENTION AND SPREAD OF INFORMATION IN NIGERIA | |
| Patricia Awa TAIWO, Jude Monday IGWE | 81-89 |
| INFLUENCE OF EMOTIONAL LABOUR AND JOB STRESS ON ATTITUDES TOWARDS PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS AMONG YOUTH HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS IN NIGERIA | |
| Olusola I. AKINBOBOLA | 90-99 |
| FACING THE TRUTH: THE CHALLENGES OF HIV DISCLOSURE AMONG ADOLESCENTS WITH PERINATAL HIV IN BULAWAYO, ZIMBABWE | |
| Gomera SHERON, Samson ZIVANAI, Zirima HERBERT | 100-107 |
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