Ubom, A. S.
M.sc. Forensic Psychology, Walden University, Minnesota, Usa
Preventing Criminality Through Enhancing Marital Stability In Nigeria: A Focus On Age, Religiousity, And Ethnic Affiliation Of Couples
The rising rate of crime in Nigeria is a source of concern for most well-meaning Nigerians. While it cannot be denied that a lot of factors abound why crime is on the rise in the country, this paper considered the role of marital instability as a factor predisposing juveniles to take to crime. From the administration of the Hudson Index of Marital Stability

Ubom, A. S.
M.sc. Forensic Psychology, Walden University, Usa
The Impact Of Parental Level Of Education On Adolescents' Social Competence: Efficacy Against The Odds Of School Locality And Gender
Influence of parental educational level, locality of school, and gender on adolescent’s social competence was considered in this study. Eight hundred and eighty-two respondents were administered the Heimreich, Stapp, & Ervin (1974) Social Competence Scale (SCS) after the validation of the instrument Nigeria population. The study adopted 2x2x2 factorial design and Three Way Analysis of Variance for unequalled group size

Ubom, A. S.
M.sc.forensic Psychology, Department Of Psychology, University Of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria
Mothers' Educational Empowerment And Psychological Wellbeing: Understanding The Indices
This research identified the poor socio-economic status of mothers and the unfavourable marital conditions worsened by their young age as factors reinforcing the helpless situations mothers are plunged into in time of marital distress. To forestall this, it was identified through descriptive and inferential statistics following a study of Nigerian community that age and educational level of mothers militate against

Ubom, A. S.
M.sc.forensic Psychology, Department Of Psychology, University Of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria
Influence Of Alcohol Use, Religiosity And Educational Attainment On Marital Distress Among Nigerian Couples
This study was designed to investigate the influence of alcohol use, religiosity, and educational attainment on marital distress among Nigeria couples. Two Hundred and Fifty Three couples participated in the study which adopted a cross sectional research design and a Three-Way Analysis of Variance for Unequaled Grouped sample size was used for statistical analysis. Results obtained indicated that all the

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