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Volume: Volume 16

Issue: Issue 1

It is my pleasure to introduce to you the Volume 15 of the Babcock Journal of Social Sciences, a publication of the Veronica Adeleke School of Social Sciences. This edition is a step further in the fulfilment of our mnadate to publish interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research that is theoretically sophisticated, methodologically rigorous, public interest-focused, and solutions-based. 

You will find in this edition a collection of empirical and theoretical articles on a wide range of topics fostering deep thoughts and engaments with contemporay social science issues. 

Best regards,

 

Mofoluke I. Akoja (PhD)

Editor

 

 

 

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All Articles in Volume: Volume 16 Issue: Issue 1

NAVIGATING THE ETHICAL THICKET OF JOURNALISM PRACTICE IN NIGERIA: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF THE PRACTITIONER’S MORAL DILEMMA

Kolade Ajilore, Akoja Ibidunni Mofoluke, Ibanga Victoria,

KeyWords: Journalism practice, Moral dilemmas, Media freedom, Nigerian journalists, Professional ethics

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ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND MORBIDITY RATES IN NIGERIA

Balogun Sekinat Olaide, Aberu Felix, Adeniji Oluyemisi Deborah,

KeyWords: ARDL model, economic integration, foreign direct investment, morbidity rate, public health

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TELEVISION AND SUPERHERO FILM EXPOSURE AS PREDICTORS OF RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOURS IN CHILDREN IN IJEBU NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, OGUN STATE

Odunlami Abimbola Olusegun, Olatunji Olusola Samson, Akinyera Moriamo Busola,

KeyWords: Parental supervision, Peer influence, Risk-taking behaviour, Superhero films, Television exposure

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ANALOGUE TO DIGITAL SWITCHOVER MANDATE IN THE NIGERIAN BROADCAST INDUSTRY

Jegede Omolayo, Ajayi Precious Moyinoluwa, Ibanga Victoria,

KeyWords: Broadcasting, Broadcast Journalists, Broadcast switchover, Digitization, Radio, Nigeria

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INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ADOPTION ON CONTENT QUALITY AND PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY AMONG SELECTED TELEVISION PRODUCERS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

O Ifeoluwa Atakiti, Orola Mary Taiwo,

KeyWords: Adoption; Artificial Intelligence; Content Quality; Production Efficiency; Television Programme Producers

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