Agnes Ebi Maliki
Biographic Data
| ID | 1753264 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Agnes Ebi Maliki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Agnes Ebi |
| FAMILY NAME | Maliki |
| SIGNATURE | MALIKI A E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Niger Delta University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Youths, Electoral Violence and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria: The Bayelsa State Experience
No human collectivity can experience any meaningful and sustainable level of progress if it fails to systematically, deliberately and constructively engage and harness the drive and energy of the youths. It is based on these premises that the paper decided to investigate the role of youths in the ugly phenomenon of electoral violence and its implication for democracy in Nigeria. The basic proposition of this write up is that how the political eli…
Bullying Problems among School Children
This paper examined the problems of bullying in schools. The paper is a position paper. The term bullying refers to physical, verbal and psychological attacks intended to induce fear and distress or to inflict physical harm upon victim. Physical attacks between peers were traditionally categorized as rough play and integrated parts of students’ culture. The victims of bullying can have a variety of psychological problems such as: low self confide…
Parental Socio-economic Status and Attitude of Towards Cultism in Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State: Implication for Counselling
The study sought to examine the influence of parental socio-economics status and attitude of students towards cultism. The study was carried out in Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Five hundred and seven two (572) undergraduates were the respondents. The study revealed that parental socio-economic status significantly influences the attitude of students towards cultism. The study also indicated that students who are from high and a…
Students’ Background Variables and Utilization of Library Resources among Secondary School Students’ in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria
The study sought to determine the relationship between students’ background variables and the utilization of library resources among secondary schools students in southern senatorial district of Cross River State. The authors developed a nineteen item student’s background questionnaire (SBQ) and twenty two item students utilization of library resource scale (SULIRES) was utilized. The instrument had a correlation coefficient of 0.89 and 0.82 dete…
Values Orientation and Marital Conflict Resolution: Implication for Marriage Counselling
The study examined the relationship between values orientation and marital resolution of two hundred married persons using the values orientation and conflict resolution questionnaire (VOCRQ) as well as simple percentage, Pearson product moment and t-test techniques. Result showed that a significant relationship exists between values orientation and conflict resolution. Gender was found to be a significant factor that influences only procreation …
Nigerian Public School Workers’ Perception and Attitude to Pre-Retirement Counselling
This study was designed to find out how public school workers nearing retirement perceived retirement counselling and their attitude to its programme. It was assumed that their perception that would be reflected in their attitude would not differ across age, sex, qualification, occupational level and professional status. The result, which however, showed a significant relationship between perception and attitude, revealed that public school worke…
Counselling and Population Control in Nigeria
In 1988, the Federal government ofNigeria, under the Military presidency of Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, introduced a National Population policy targets for the country. The main focus of the policy target was on how to control or reduce the population growth rate of the country. Eight out the ten specific objectives were directed on how to reduce the level of fertility and one on how to reduce the mortality rate, particularly the infant mortality rat…
HIV/Aids and Use of Condom: The Role of Counsellors
This paper examines the use of condom in this period of HIV/AIDS. HIV/AIDS is a disease transmitted through two main channels; sexual intercourse and blood transfusion. More than 90% of the Nigerian population accept the fact that AIDS is real, deadly and incurable. They do also believe that there are preventive measures to AIDS including the use of condom. Despite the acceptance and awareness of HIV/AIDS, people still engage in multiple sexual p…
The Implications of Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy on Genitally Mutilated Females
This paper examined the philosophies of Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy. It thus explained that Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy is to teach clients how to detect the irrational disturbances and how to dispute these beliefs, replacing them with beliefs constituting a more rational philosophy of life; It also advocated Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy for genitally mutilated females so as to change their self-defeating outlook on life and a…
The Imperativeness of Multiculturalism to Counselling Practice in Nigeria
The paper explored the challenges, which multiculturalism poses to counselling practice. Authors provided the benefits of multiculturalism in counselling practice, which include assisting clients to develop the ability to combat the debilitating effects of negative environmental forces
Youths, Electoral Violence and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria: The Bayelsa State Experience
No human collectivity can experience any meaningful and sustainable level of progress if it fails to systematically, deliberately and constructively engage and harness the drive and energy of the youths. It is based on these premises that the paper decided to investigate the role of youths in the ugly phenomenon of electoral violence and its implication for democracy in Nigeria. The basic proposition of this write up is that how the political eli…
Bullying Problems among School Children
This paper examined the problems of bullying in schools. The paper is a position paper. The term bullying refers to physical, verbal and psychological attacks intended to induce fear and distress or to inflict physical harm upon victim. Physical attacks between peers were traditionally categorized as rough play and integrated parts of students’ culture. The victims of bullying can have a variety of psychological problems such as: low self confide…
The Imperativeness of Multiculturalism to Counselling Practice in Nigeria
The paper explored the challenges, which multiculturalism poses to counselling practice. Authors provided the benefits of multiculturalism in counselling practice, which include assisting clients to develop the ability to combat the debilitating effects of negative environmental forces
HIV/Aids and Use of Condom: The Role of Counsellors
This paper examines the use of condom in this period of HIV/AIDS. HIV/AIDS is a disease transmitted through two main channels; sexual intercourse and blood transfusion. More than 90% of the Nigerian population accept the fact that AIDS is real, deadly and incurable. They do also believe that there are preventive measures to AIDS including the use of condom. Despite the acceptance and awareness of HIV/AIDS, people still engage in multiple sexual p…
The Implications of Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy on Genitally Mutilated Females
This paper examined the philosophies of Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy. It thus explained that Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy is to teach clients how to detect the irrational disturbances and how to dispute these beliefs, replacing them with beliefs constituting a more rational philosophy of life; It also advocated Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy for genitally mutilated females so as to change their self-defeating outlook on life and a…
Students’ Background Variables and Utilization of Library Resources among Secondary School Students’ in Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State, Nigeria
The study sought to determine the relationship between students’ background variables and the utilization of library resources among secondary schools students in southern senatorial district of Cross River State. The authors developed a nineteen item student’s background questionnaire (SBQ) and twenty two item students utilization of library resource scale (SULIRES) was utilized. The instrument had a correlation coefficient of 0.89 and 0.82 dete…
Values Orientation and Marital Conflict Resolution: Implication for Marriage Counselling
The study examined the relationship between values orientation and marital resolution of two hundred married persons using the values orientation and conflict resolution questionnaire (VOCRQ) as well as simple percentage, Pearson product moment and t-test techniques. Result showed that a significant relationship exists between values orientation and conflict resolution. Gender was found to be a significant factor that influences only procreation …
Nigerian Public School Workers’ Perception and Attitude to Pre-Retirement Counselling
This study was designed to find out how public school workers nearing retirement perceived retirement counselling and their attitude to its programme. It was assumed that their perception that would be reflected in their attitude would not differ across age, sex, qualification, occupational level and professional status. The result, which however, showed a significant relationship between perception and attitude, revealed that public school worke…
Counselling and Population Control in Nigeria
In 1988, the Federal government ofNigeria, under the Military presidency of Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, introduced a National Population policy targets for the country. The main focus of the policy target was on how to control or reduce the population growth rate of the country. Eight out the ten specific objectives were directed on how to reduce the level of fertility and one on how to reduce the mortality rate, particularly the infant mortality rat…
Bullying Problems among School Children
This paper examined the problems of bullying in schools. The paper is a position paper. The term bullying refers to physical, verbal and psychological attacks intended to induce fear and distress or to inflict physical harm upon victim. Physical attacks between peers were traditionally categorized as rough play and integrated parts of students’ culture. The victims of bullying can have a variety of psychological problems such as: low self confide…
Parental Socio-economic Status and Attitude of Towards Cultism in Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State: Implication for Counselling
The study sought to examine the influence of parental socio-economics status and attitude of students towards cultism. The study was carried out in Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Five hundred and seven two (572) undergraduates were the respondents. The study revealed that parental socio-economic status significantly influences the attitude of students towards cultism. The study also indicated that students who are from high and a…
Youths, Electoral Violence and Democratic Consolidation in Nigeria: The Bayelsa State Experience
No human collectivity can experience any meaningful and sustainable level of progress if it fails to systematically, deliberately and constructively engage and harness the drive and energy of the youths. It is based on these premises that the paper decided to investigate the role of youths in the ugly phenomenon of electoral violence and its implication for democracy in Nigeria. The basic proposition of this write up is that how the political eli…
Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Demography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)