Emmanuella Anozie (Ukaegbu)

Lecturer II

First Name EMMANUELLA
Middle Name (initial) U
Surname ANOZIE

 

Work Information

Programme Psychology
Department Psychology and CSS
Faculty Management and Social Science

 

Emmanuella Anozie (Ukaegbu) is a lecturer in Psychology in the department of Psychology/CSS, Faculty of Management and Social Sciences. She has a background in School Psychology and Sociology. She is currently teaching Guidance and Counselling, Developmental Psychology, and Current Issues in Psychology. She has published in her research area of School Psychology and Counselling. She is a member of the Nigerian Psychological Association.

Academic Qualifications

S/N Institutions attended degree(s) awarded year
1 University of nigeria, nsukka M.SC. SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY 2012
2 University of nigeria, nsukka bachelor of science (Psychology/sociology) 2010
3 COMPREHENSIVE

SECONDARY SCHOOL

EZIAMA OBAIRE. IMO STate

WAEC 2000

 

research interests

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1 school/ EDUCATIONAL ISSUES IN CHILDREN
2 GUINDANCE AND counselling
3 psychological assessement
4 developmental disabilities

 

Selected publications (MAXIMUM OF 10, WITH LINKS WHERE AVAILABLE)

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1 UkaegbuEmmanuella U, (2010). Effect of use of library and gender on academic performance of secondary school students.(unpublished B.Sc Final year Research Project).

2 Ukaegbu Emmanuella U, and Anozie Okechukwu (2017). Parent-Child and Teacher-Pupil relationship as predictors of academic motivation and achievement among primary school pupils. Journal of Psychology & Sociological studies 2017, vol.1.No 1, 63-78.

 

https://journals.aphriapub.com/index.php/JPSS/article/view/52

3 Ugwu Fabian, AfamIcha-Ituma and Anozie Emmanuella (2014) Work Rumination, Emotional Intelligence, workaholic  Behaviours and Work-  to- Family Conflict in Nigeria. FUNAI Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 2014,Vol. 1, No. 1, 28-44.

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Fabian_Ugwu/publication/306314936_2_Ugwu_F_O_Icha-Ituma_A_Anozie_E_U_2015_Linking_Work_Rumination_Emotional_Intelligence_Workaholic_Behaviours_and_Work-to-Family_Conflict_in_Nigeria/links/599ca6eb45851574f4af5826/2-Ugwu-F-O-Icha-Ituma-A-Anozie-E-U-2015-Linking-Work-Rumination-Emotional-Intelligence-Workaholic-Behaviours-and-Work-to-Family-Conflict-in-Nigeria.pdf

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