Big Five predictors of maladjustment in Nigerian undergraduates.

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The study investigated the big-five as predictors of maladjustment among University Undergraduate students. Participants were 164 students from a private University who ranged between 19 and 24 years in age (Mean age= 18.38, SD = 1.59). 126 of these (i.e. 76.80 per cent) were females, and 38 (23.20. per cent) were males. It was hypothesised that the Big Five measures of personality would...

Published at International Journal of Development and Sustainability.

Volume Accepted Manuscript

Published in 2015

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Benedict C. Agoha & David O. Igbokwe

Agoha Ben » Ben Agoha had his training in Psychology at Nigeria's premier University, the University of Nigeria, Nsukka where he obtained a B.SC (Hons) in Psychology. He went on to apecialise in Clinical Psychology. Since then he's had addittional training in Anatomy and Physiology, psychophysiology, and biofeedback. He has vicarious experience in the practise of Clinical Psychology that spawns a... view full profile

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