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1) THE INFLUENCE OF CHILDLESSNESS ON MARITAL SURVIVAL

ABSTRACT The study was an in-depth analysis of the influence of childlessness on marital survival in Ijebu-Ode Local Government Area of Ogun State. The study explored ways of reducing pressure both from the family and the society as a whole with particular reference to examining the existing causes and effects of infertility in the society. The... Continue Reading

2) INFLUENCE OF FAMILY INSTABILITY ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

ABSTRACT This study sought to examine family type and academic performance among secondary school students in Shomolu Local Government Area of Lagos State. It looks at variables such as gender of single parent, divorce, parental separation and step parent family as factors influencing academic performance among secondary school students. The study... Continue Reading

3) CHILD STREET HAWKING AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF DELINQUENT BEHAVIOR BEHAVIOR IN UNGOGO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KANO STATE

This research focuses on the . The aim of the study is to examine the nexus between child street hawking and the development of delinquent behavior in Ungogo L.G.A. Three theories were used to explain how the street hawking... Continue Reading

4) HOW THE SOCIOLOGY OF SCIENCE CAN BE USED TO CREATE INTELLECTUAL REVOLUTION AND FOSTER INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY

Presentation based on my paper on the Sociology of science... Continue Reading

5) PREVALENCE OF AIRBORNE DISEASE AMONG THE CHILDREN UNDER 0-5 YEARS (MEASLES AND TUBERCULOSIS).

Abstract  Measles is a very contagious disease that can spread through contact with infected mucus and saliva. An infected person can release the infection into the air when they cough or sneeze. The measles virus can live on surface anyone within close proximity can become infected. Drinking from an infected person`s glass, or sharing, eating... Continue Reading

6) A COGNITIVE LINGUISTIC APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF METAPHORS IN THE LANGUAGE OF COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE

ABSTRACT The study is a cognitive approach to the analysis of metaphorical expressions that are used in computers. Cognitive scientists have noted the important role of prior knowledge in acquiring new knowledge. Computers have relied on the use of existing language to name its different concepts. These concepts have been presented in metaphorical... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:SOC0445
  • Pages:148

7) INFLUENCE OF STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT ON DEVOLUTION IN TAITA TAVETA COUNTY, KENYA

ABSTRACT Strategic communications management is essential in county governments not only in terms of communicating policy directions, but also to disclaim un-authoritative communications that seek to misinform the public and undermine the devolution process. However, years after establishment of the county governments, the strategic communication... Continue Reading

8) GENDER DIMENSION OF INDISCIPLINE IN PUBLIC BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN CENTRAL DIVISION OF MACHAKOS DISTRICT, MACHAKOS COUNTY, KENYA

ABSTRACT  In Kenya despite the fact that various recommendations from task forces have been implemented on indiscipline in secondary schools, more cases of indiscipline have continued to be reported. Since boys and girls are socialized differently, by the time they go· to school, they have different behaviours and probably that might lead to... Continue Reading

9) PRESENTATION OF EMERGING AND CULTURAL ISSUES IN GIKUYU KIEGA BOOK THREE.

ABSTRACT In 2002, the primary school curriculum in Kenya was revised. The curriculum requires coverage of emerging and cultural issues such as HIV/AIDS education, children rights, gender responsiveness, technology, integrity and environmental education. Mother tongue as a subject taught in lower primary is used to guide and orientate learners... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:SOC0442
  • Pages:106

10) INFLUENCE OF EMPLOYEE RETENTION PRACTICES ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN DISCIPLINED SERVICES: CASE OF THE ADMINISTRATION POLICE SERVICE NYANDARUA COUNTY

ABSTRACT  This study sought to establish whether there was any significant influence on employee performance owing to the existing employee retention practices put in placein the Administration Police Service within Nyandarua County. This study’s objectives were; to find out the effect of training and development on employee performance in... Continue Reading

11) CHARACTERISTICS OF STAMMERING IN CHILDREN AND FLUENCY ENHANCING STRATEGIES USED BY TEACHERS IN KIBIRIGWI SPECIAL SCHOOL

Abstract  This study presents an investigation on characteristics of stammering and fluency enhancing strategies used by teachers in Kibirigwi Special School. The first objective of this study was to describe characteristics of stammering in pupils who stammer. The second objective was to investigate stammering severity in these pupils and... Continue Reading

12) THE EFFECT OF EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION ON ORGANISATIONAL COMMITMENT IN STATE CORPORATIONS IN KENYA: A CASE OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUMS OF KENYA.

ABSTRACT  The current dynamic working environment and stiff competition in the market necessitates that organization adopt flexible, adaptive and competitive techniques to be able to adjust to dynamism in market conditions Employees are the most key asset in any organization and its prospect success depends on more involvement of their employees... Continue Reading

13) LEADERSHIP STYLES AND PERFORMANCE OF SACCOS IN KIRINYAGA COUNTY, KENYA

ABSTRACT Leadership style can lead to the achievement or downfall of the business. The banking industry in Kenya has experienced first rate modifications introduced about via globalization, liberalization, intense competition amongst competitors, converting regulatory hints, generation, and more stressful clients. Those adjustments within the... Continue Reading

14) OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES TO COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN ECOTOURISM MANAGEMENT IN KIMANA COMMUNAL RANCH, KAJIADO DISTRICT, KENYA.

abstract Tourism, the temporary movement of people from their areas of domicile and back, has brought many socio-economic benefits in many developing countries with limited options for development. The Kenyan Government Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper of 200 Irecognized the tourism industry as one of the best means of poverty reduction due to the... Continue Reading

15) EFFECTS OF TOBACCO CONTROL POLICY INTERVENTIONS ON TOBACCO PRODUCTION IN MIGORI COUNTY KENYA

Tobacco production has shifted to low-and middle-income countries with significant increase in Africa. Main tobacco growing countries in Africa are also among the world’s poorest countries. In Kenya, 80% tobacco production is taking place in Migori County where approximately 28,000 small‐scale farmers grow tobacco on 7,100 hectares of land. ... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:SOC0436
  • Pages:121

16) CHALLENGES FACING INFERTILE PERSONS IN THE AGIKUYU OF KIENI WEST DIVISION OF NYERI COUNTY, KENYA

This study investigated the challenges experienced by infertile individuals amongst the Agikuyu community in Kieni West Division. The study was based on the premise that there are many causes of infertility, many psycho-social as well as economic challenges faced by infertile persons in the Gikuyu Community. These challenges are being experienced... Continue Reading

17) THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE DHOLUO PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE: AN X- BAR APPROACH

This study examines the prepositional phrase in Dholuo. It is anchored on the following three objectives: to describe the structure of the PP in Dholuo, to identify the syntactic functions of the PP in Dholuo and to explain the PP in Dholuo within the X-bar. The study employed the descriptive research design which is qualitative in nature because... Continue Reading

18) EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF KENYA DEFENCE FORCES DEPLOYMENT ON PSYCHOSOCIAL WELL-BEING OF THEIR FAMILIES IN NAIROBI COUNTY

Military personnel worldwide Kenya included are engaged in long and protracted operations in faraway places from home. During such deployments, physical separation, poor communication, loneliness, confusion, uncertainty, temptation, rumors, financial problems including risk of injury and death take place thereby affecting the psychosocial... Continue Reading

19) ENGLISH LOANWORDS IN KITIGANIA: A MORPHO- PHONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ON DEGREES OF ADAPTATION

This study is an OT investigation of the morpho-phonology of English loanwords in Kitigania, a dialect of Kiimeru language. The subject of loanwords and adaptation is pivoted on the assumption that Kitigania has had a long time contact with the English language. This English-Kiimeru language contact can be traced back to the coming of missionaries... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:SOC0432
  • Pages:130

20) KENYATTA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND LINGUISTICS

Advertisements assume an important role as they introduce products and services to consumers. They are often considered by marketers as the ground-breaking informants on any new products and services to target consumers. They take a particular stance in relation to the products they parade. This study was motivated by the fact that in spite of the... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:SOC0431
  • Pages:103

21) USAGE OF FUNERARY SYMBOLS IN MASUJI IBUSE’S BLACK RAIN AND KENZABURO OE’S THE SILENT CRY

This research work is based on the study of the primary texts; Masuji Ibuse’s Black Rain (1970) and Kenzaburo Oe’s The Silent Cry (1967). It seeks to examine how the funerary symbols appear, are employed and their significance in the two selected novels. The research also looks at the influence that funerary symbols have on plot,... Continue Reading
  • Type:Project
  • ID:SOC0430
  • Pages:119

22) DETERMINANTS OF UPTAKE OF FREE MATERNAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN KENYA: THE CASE OF GARISSA LEVEL FIVE HOSPITAL

Although maternal deaths have declined significantly worldwide, women are still dying from pregnancy or childbirth related complications. A total of about 32,021 women of reproductive age in Kenya died in 2013, 6,632 of whom died of pregnancy associated complications. Garissa County was rated at position 14 out of 47 counties in Kenya with high... Continue Reading

23) EFFECTS OF DEVOLUTION OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES ON HOSPITALS INFRASTRUCTURE IN MANDERA COUNTY, KENYA

Devolution of healthcare is supposed to influence the health system performs by reassigning authority and responsibility to governments that are elected locally. The purpose of this survey was to determine theimpact of devolution of health services on hospitals infrastructure in Kenya: the case of Mandera County. The survey was steered by the... Continue Reading

24) INFLUENCE OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE ON SERVICE DELIVERY BY THE KENYA POLICE OFFICERS A CASE STUDY OF NAIROBI CITY COUNTY, KENYA

Substance abuse is a problem to some serving police officers and hence delivering poor services to members of the public. The problem could be contributed to by stress and other occupational situations. However, the sub-cultural setup of the policing career contributes to this vice in order to reduce stress. It is also reported that cases of... Continue Reading

25) THE USE OF WHATSAPP IN SHARING POLITICAL INFORMATION AND ITS INFLUENCE ON 2019 VOTING PATTERN OF ELECTORATE IN AWKA METROPOLIS

This research which is a study on WhatsApp information sharing was geared towards finding out how WhatsApp was used in sharing political information and its influence on 2019 voting pattern of electorate in Awka metropolis. The objective of the research study includes the following; to find out whether the respondents were exposed to political... Continue Reading
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