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An Assessment of Guidance and Counseling Service Thesis

Alula Addis; Alemayehu Haileye (2001-05)

Guidance and counseling service delivered through professionals can help university and college students to adjust themselves with the existing environment .this study was conducted to assess guidance and counseling ...
Factors Contributing To Stress Among First Year Psychology And Sociology and Social Work Students At Jimma University Of The Academic Year 1999 E. Thesis

Yinebeb Tamer; Teklu Gemechu (2007-06)

A cross sectional study was conducted to assess the factors contributing to stress among first year psychology and sociology and social work department students of Jimma University. From the total number of 246 FHUSS ...
Psychosocial Problems Of Adolescents With Single Parent Family Thesis

Lijalem Ayalew (2009-03)

Living in single parent has a disadvantage in adolescent’s psychosocial development. The psychosocial i.e. both psychological (depression, suicide attempt and high school dropouts) and social (delinquency ...
The Role Of Parenting On Their Children’s Academic Performance (The Case Of Bahir Dar Primary and Secondary Junior Catholic School) Thesis

Elesabet Solomon; Jibril Jemale (2009-05)

The major concern of this study is to assess the role of parenting on their children’s academic performance. Specifically with middle child hood cases. To pin- point, what should be the role ...
Major Factors That Cause Marital Conflict With Reference To Jimma Town, Ginjo Kebele Thesis

Tilahun Bekele; Fitsum Berhanu (2010-05)

Marriage tends to regulate sexual behavior to help maintain the family live .According to Olson and Defrain 2000; married marriage promises regular companionship sexual gratification a loving and enduring involvement ...
Psychosocial Factors That Leads Females to Delinquency: The Case of Lideta Sub city Juvenile Rehabilitation Center Adiss Ababa Thesis

Kidest Adane; Kinde Getachew (2010-05)

The objective of this study is to assess psychosocial factor associated with criminal behavior of female juveniles. Stratified random sampling was conducted on the Factors that lead Females to delinquency taking all ...
Role Of Parent On Academic Achievement Of Children:- The Case Of Harar Secondary School. Thesis

Samrawit Amare; Habtamu Mekonnen (2010-05)

A random sampling technique was used in conducting a research on the role of parents on academic achievement of their children taking Harar Secondary school students as a source of population and the ...
Psychosocial Factors That Leads Females To Delinquency: The Case Of Lideta Subcity Juvenile Rehabeletation Center Adiss Ababa Thesis

Kidest Adane; Kinde Getachew (2010-05)

The objective of this study is to assess psychosocial factor associated with criminal behavior of female juveniles. Stratified random sampling was conducted on the Factors that lead Females to delinquency taking all ...
The Impact of School Environment and Peer Influences on the Academic Achievement of Secondary School Students at Sinana District of Bale Zone, Oromia. Thesis

Lema Chere Gebremeskel; Fisseha Mikrie; Eshetu Geda (2010-06)

This study examined the impact of school environment and peer influences on the students’ academic achievement. It assessed the school environment factors and peer influence in terms of the level of psychological ...
The Impact Of Divorce On Children Academic Achievement And Life Skills; The Case Of Wolkite Goro High School In Grade 9 And 10 Class Student Thesis

Kedir Nasir; Berhanu Nigussie (2011-05)

The main objective of this study was to assess the impact of divorce on children academic and life skills and to recommend appropriate solution to the problem. The research was carried out on divorced parents children ...
The Study Of The Relationship Between Parental Educational Level, Income And Marital Status With Academic Achievement Of Ginjo Elementary School Students Thesis

Asrar Shaycho; Nasser Aba Milki (2011-05)

This research was aimed at analyzing the relationship between parental educational level, income and marital status with academic achievement in jimma Ginjo elementary school students.. Before data was collected, 123 ...
Parents Knowledge Attitude and practice Towards Child Right and Corporal Punishment. A Case of Agaro Town Kebele 01 Ketena 01 Thesis

Jemal Jabir; Dawit Mekonen (2011-05)

The objective of this study is to assess parents knowledge attitude and practice towards child right and corporal punishment. In Agaro town kebele 01 ketena 01 from the total population the researcher take 106 samples ...
Impact of gender role stereotypes on academic achievement and interpersonal skill of female students: in the case of Arsi Negele Kilture preparatory school Thesis

Getahun Elias; Berhanu Nigussie (2012-03)

The objective of this study is to find out the impact of gender role stereotype and interpersonal skills on academic achievement among female students in Oromia region west Arsi zone Kilture preparatory school. The study ...
The Child Sexual Abuse Epidemic In Addis Ababa: Some Reflections On Reported Incidents, Psychosocial Consequences And Implications Article

Jibril Jemal (2012-03)

BACKGROUND: Though child sexual abuse is a universal phenomenon, only reported cases of the incidence are common source of information to get insight on how to understand the problem. Besides, investigating complaints ...
Assessing The Impact Of Home To Home Tutorial Education On Academic Achievement Of Secondary School Of Jireen Thesis

Demelash Tsegaye; Zenebe Negewo (2012-05)

Chapter on is an introduction part it involved back ground of the study which gives a general idea about the content of the study then general statement of the study which illustrate the researcher specific area of ...
Prevalence of Physical, Verbal and Nonverbal Sexual Harassments And Their Association With Psychological Distress Among Jimma University Female Students: A Cross-Sectional Study Article

Almaz Mamaru; Kinde Getachew; Yasmin Mohammed (2015-01)

BACKGROUND: A number of studies conducted on sexual harassment focused on general magnitude rather than specific details of the various forms of sexual harassment and their effect on psychological health. Thus, the ...
The Psychology of Learning and Assessment: A Reviewof the Three Major TheoreticalPerspectives Thesis

Fisseha Mikre (2015-06)

The theoretical perspectives to learning and assessment influence the activities of practitioners in education. This review article discusses three theoretical perspectives which informabout human ...
Job Satisfaction among Health Workers of Public and Private Sector Hospitals in South-West Shoa Zone, Oromia Regional State Thesis

Nimona Shaka Gudeta; Kinde Getachew (2015-06)

Job satisfaction among health workers became high on the agenda as it has been the driving force on quality of work, productivity, turnover, patients’ satisfaction and organizational performance. Thus, the objective of ...
Cross sectional survey method was used to explore whether Motivation and Stress predict Academic Performance of students of Jimma College of Teachers Education. Of 287 total sample sizes, 172 male and 115 female students were participated in the study. Multiple Linear Regression analysis was conducted by employing SPSS version 20. The result showed that gender and the three study year levels account only 22% (R2=.219 of variance in academic performances of students. T-Test result had also showed a significance differences between the mean GPA of male and female students (T (285) =8.275, P<0.000). ), male students performed more than female students. However, there was no statistical significance difference in mean of motivation and stress between genders. Similarly, Tukey hoc test analysis showed a significance differences in mean of an extrinsic motivation between 3rd and 1st year student (P<0.003) as well as between 3rd and 2nd year students (P<0.000). A significance difference was observed, too, in an intrinsic motivation between 3rd and 1st year student (P<0.037) and between 3rd and 2nd year students (P<0.000), second year students were more motivated than first and third year students. The overall mean of motivation of all the three study year level students were 3.84, indicating that 53.8% majority of the students had high level of extrinsic motivation. On the other hand, environmental sources of stress was the most common sources of stress of all participants, first year students were being more stressed than second and third year students. Hence, changing the residential environment of students is advisable to alleviate the problem. Study skill and time management training as well as counseling services will help female students to enhance their self-efficacy in order to improve their academic performance. Thesis

Nimona Shaka Gudeta; Kinde Getachew (2015-06)

Job satisfaction among health workers became high on the agenda as it has been the driving force on quality of work, productivity, turnover, patients’ satisfaction and organizational performance. Thus, the objective of ...
Factors Associated with Khat Chewing among High School Students in Jimma Town Southwest Ethiopia Article

Emishaw Dires; Matiwos Soboka; Habtamu Kerebih (2015-06)

Background: Khat is a large green shrub grown in Eastern to Southern Africa and extends to Arabian Peninsula. Khat has its own impact on mental and physical health of the chewers. Studies revealed that khat chewing ...

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