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Issue No. 1 Vol. 21: The Nigerian Educational Psychologists 21, Issue 1, August 2024.

As the editor- in- chief of the Nigerian Educational Psychologists, the official journal of the Association of Child and Learning Psychologists, I am proud to present a platform committed to academic excellence and scholarly advancement. Our journal publishes two editions annually. The first edition features peer-reviewed papers presented at the association’s annual professional conference, while the second edition covers a broad range of topics within the scope of educational psychology. We place a particular focus on 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 research that not only enriches academic discourse but also informs practical, real-world applications for educators, policymakers, and practitioners. Thank you for your continued support and engagement with our journal.


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IMPACT OF INSECURITY ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SS II STUDENTS IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN IMO STATE
Chukwu, Blessing Uche, Ahamefula, Nkechi Jane, Arunsi, Gloria Arua
31-39

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NEUROTICISM AND INSECURITY AS PREDICTOR OF SCHOOL ADJUSTMENT AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN ABIA STATE
Kenneth, Blessing Chidera, Agbapulaonwu, Kennedy Chukwuemeka, Jonas Ejike Uroko , Otto, John Ebenyi
40-55

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UNLEASHING THE POWER OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND INSECURITY IN NIGERIA
Agnes Ijeoma Ononaiwu, Suleiman, Suleiman Chado, Mohammad Hadiza Machima
87-96

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DISCIPLINE IN NIGERIAN SCHOOLS: PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES FOR ENHANCEMENT
Yahaya Hussaini, Adebayo Beatrice Aransiola, Aderinto Sanjo
161-170

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EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AS A REVITALIZING TOOL FOR VALUE EDUCATION AND SECURITY IN NIGERIA EDUCATIONAL SECTOR
Ordua, Victor Ndubuisi, Ikenyiri, Emmanuel, Ideozu, C Ideozu
178-185

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-RETIREMENT ANXIETY AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOLS STAFF IN KADUNA METROPOLIS, NIGERIA
Habiba Anazou Abdulkadir, Udo, Menyene-Abasi Andem, Anthonia Adekpe Unyi, Salihu Ibrahim Abubakar
236-246

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CHILD EDUCATION: A SURE WAY OF AVERTING INSECURITY IN NIGERIA
Ngozi Blessing Ndubuisi-Evans
281-294

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VALUE EDUCATION AND INSECURITY IN NIGERIA: COUNSELLING IMPLICATIONS
Eunice Chioma Ugwuadu, Zita Oparah, Maris Maria Best-Njoku
295-308

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