Psychosocial Factors Affecting Unemployed Graduates in Ado Ekiti - Olubukola, Ajayi
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The book explored the impacts of psychosocial factors among unemployed graduates in Ado ekiti,specifically depression and anxiety and the roles Government is expected to play in ensuring that such factors are reduced, research has shown that graduates without jobs can be so frustrating considering their interests, plans and challenges,accomplishing these, graduates need good jobs but where these are not forth coming factors like depression and anxiety are the results. All these were extensively discussed in the book, comparative analysis was also conducted between employed and unemployed on…mehr

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The book explored the impacts of psychosocial factors among unemployed graduates in Ado ekiti,specifically depression and anxiety and the roles Government is expected to play in ensuring that such factors are reduced, research has shown that graduates without jobs can be so frustrating considering their interests, plans and challenges,accomplishing these, graduates need good jobs but where these are not forth coming factors like depression and anxiety are the results. All these were extensively discussed in the book, comparative analysis was also conducted between employed and unemployed on these psychosocial factors the result came up with obvious facts that those who are employed will definitely not experience such factors like depression and anxiety, in this text such debilitating factors are discussed highlighting the dangers on unemployed graduates who are the future leaders of the country. Recommendations were made in line with the findings of the study.
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Autorenporträt
Ajayi Olubukola attended University of Ado Ekiti where he bagged Bachelor of Science Honors with second class upper division, he later went to premier University of Ibadan where he obtained Msc Clinical/Medical psychology, he was the chief Clinical psychologist FNPH Kaduna, currently a Lecturer with Ekiti State University Ado Ekiti and a Phd student.