Anietie Umoren
University of Ibadan, Department of Psychology, Graduate Student
- Behavioral Sciences, History Of Psychology, Psychology, Sexuality, Sexual Health, Disabilities, and 13 moreTeaching of Psychology, Sexual Behaviour and Attitudes, Psychological Factors, Research Methodology, Statistics, Positive psychology and its application to health, well-being, recovery from illness, and optimal functioning., Occupational health and safety, Positive Psychology, Positive Psychology and Organizational Behavior, Occupational Health Psychology, Occupational Health & Safety, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, and Consumer Behavioredit
- I am an Industrial/Organisational Psychologist. Academic and Business Research Consultant, Independent Data Analyst, researcher and aspiring academic.edit
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Contemporary organizational growth and profitability depend among other things on employees' extra-role behaviours. In this study, workplace citizenship behaviours were investigated among staff of the International Institute of... more
Contemporary organizational growth and profitability depend among other things on employees' extra-role behaviours. In this study, workplace citizenship behaviours were investigated among staff of the International Institute of Agriculture, Ibadan, Nigeri hundred and seventy-eight (278) employees completed measures of co maintenance, work incentives and leadership qualities in a cross analysis of data showed significant independent and joint predictio relationship maintenance, workplace incentives and leadership qualities. The study's findings which corroborate existing knowledge further indicate promote productivity, worker satisfaction, wellbeing a also cognitions of inferred ownership thus increasing initiatives and motivations that reproduce a cycle of other growth indicators.
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The role of sexual attitude and sexual risk-behavior in the perception of HIV-vulnerability and differences among youths with disability and able-bodied youths was investigated. The cross-sectional survey included purposively selected... more
The role of sexual attitude and sexual risk-behavior in the perception of HIV-vulnerability and differences among youths with disability and able-bodied youths was investigated. The cross-sectional survey included purposively selected youths with visual, hearing and physical impairments (n = 181) and able-bodied youths (n = 181 as comparison group) with mean age of 23.75 years in public institutions. Data was gathered with the use of a 44-item questionnaire which included a Braille version. Analysis included descriptive, cross-tabulation, and 2X2 ANOVA. Sexual risk behavior is related and has influence on perceived HIV-vulnerability in both groups, while sexual attitude did not. Youths with disability who have liberal sexual attitude and high score in sexual risk-behavior reported the highest perceived HIV-vulnerability. Visually-impaired participants perceived a higher level of HIV-vulnerability compared to the hearing and physically impaired. Health care planners should consider sexual risk behavior in improving perceived HIV-vulnerability in both impaired and able-bodied populations.
