The Nigerian Educational Psychologists



The Nigerian Educational Psychologists is the journal of the Association of Child and Learning Psychologists (ACLP), published since 2002 in two annual editions. It gives professionals in Educational Psychology and allied areas an academic forum for issues relating to the Nigerian child and the teaching-learning process.

Current Issue

Issue No. 1, Vol. 22: The Nigerian Educational Psychologists, Issue 1, Volume 22, August 2025.

As the editor- in- chief of the Nigerian Educational Psychologists, the official journal of the Association of Child and Learning Psychologists, I am delighted to present a platform committed to academic excellence and scholarly advancement. Our journal proudly publishes peer-reviewed papers from our annual professional conferences. We place particular emphasis in publishing qualitative studies, which provide deep, contextualized insights into the complexities of human learning and behavior in educational settings. We are committed to advancing the field of Educational Psychology by showcasing researches that not only enrich academic discourse but also informs practical, real-world applications for educators, policymakers, and practitioners. We thank all our contributors, reviewers and readers, for their continued support and engagement with our journal. Best regards

Articles

Preliminary Pages for Volume 22, Issue 1, 2025
Prof. Nonso Bisong - Editor -in-Chief
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PARENTING, HOME ENVIRONMENT AND EDUCATION OF THE NIGERIAN CHILD
Prof. Felicia A. O. Olasehinde-Williams
1-10

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INFLUENCE OF PARENTING STYLES ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS IN KANO STATE, NIGERIA
Mu'azu Garba Usman, Mashkur Sani, Mujtaba Aminu Yusha'u, Fatima Umar Datti
47-57

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTING STYLES AND UPPER BASIC SCHOOL STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN ILORIN WEST, KWARA STATE
Saadu, KayodeYunusa, Bibire, Abdulkareem Hussein, Mebu Valentine Ayo, Esther Omale Valentine
102-113

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SUSTAINABILITY EFFECT OF COGNITIVE SELF-INSTRUCTION ON BULLYING BEHAVIOUR OF BASIC SCHOOLS’ PUPILS IN KWARA STATE, NIGERIA
Gazali, Abdulfatai Mohammed, Ahmed, Adedolapo Abdullahi, Onibaniyi, Bamidele Mathew, Oyeniyi, Saheed Abdulsalam
114-123

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AUTHORITATIVE PARENTING, CULTURAL VALUES STYLES AND RAISING MORALLY BALANCED CHILDREN IN IMO STATE
Chidinma Eberechukwu Okwara Kalu, Azukaego Ifeoma Eluemuno, Friday Ekine, Eugenia, O. Anokam
124-135

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PARENTAL CONTROL ORIENTATION AS A PREDICTOR OF ADOLESCENTS’ SOCIAL SKILLS IN NSUKKA EDUCATION ZONE OF ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA
Ugwu, Jude Chigozie, Uwazurike, Ndidiamaka R., Ome, Samuel Okechukwu, Ngwoke, Dominic U
191-201

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CONSCIENTIOUSNESS AND EXTRAVERSION AS CORRELATES OF SCHOOL ADJUSTMENT AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ABIA STATE
Kenneth, Blessing Chidera, Uzoka, Rose Ngozi,, Agbapulaonwu, Kennedy Chukwuemeka, Otto, John Ebenyi
240-253

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FAMILY FACTORS AND BULLYING BEHAVIOURS OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN KWARA STATE
Abubakar M. Sanni, Sanni Islamiyyat Bisola, Nkem C. Okafor, Mbachu Celina, U. P, Nwankwo, Nonye, N.
263-275

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HOME ENVIRONMENT AND SCHOOL ADJUSTMENT OF THE NIGERIAN CHILD
Ndong, Abigail Williams, Fwangjel, Christopher Abafras
361-368

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