NAME
DATE OF BIRTH
Kayode Anthony OGUNTUASHE
14 APRIL 1947
PLACE OF BIRTH IBADAN, OYO STATE, NIGERIA
GENDER MALE
MARITAL STATUS MARRIED
NO AND AGES OF CHILDREN FOUR (36yrs; 22yrs; 20; 16yrs)
NATIONALITY NIGERIAN
ADDRESS
OFFICE Department of Psychology,
College of Development Studies,
Covenant University,
Canaanland, Km 10 Idiroko Road,
P.M.B. 1023, OTA.
Ogun State.
Nigeria.
HOME 16, Council Crescent,
Unilag Estate,
Isheri, Magodo.
Lagos.
Nigeria.
Tel: +234 803 408 3138
E-MAIL oguntuashe@yahoo.com

UNIVERSITIES
University of Edinburgh, Scotland. U.K.
Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology.
University of Lagos, Nigeria.
B. Sc. (Hon.) Psychology (2 nd
Class Upper Division)
University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
Preliminary Science Qualification.
1975 – 1980
1970 – 1973
1965 – 1968
SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
Loyola College, Ibadan, Nigeria.
West African School Certificate
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
St Patrick’s Catholic School, Abebi, Ibadan.
St. Peter’s Catholic School, Ikole-Ekiti.
St. Joseph’s Catholic School, Ilaro, Ogun State.
2.
Psychologist, Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital
Uselu, Benin – City (NYSC)
3.
Research Assistant on WHO funded project on “The Mental Health
Aspects of Birth Control in sub-Saharan Africa”. By Prof. Alexander
1959 – 1963
1957 – 1958
1955 – 1957
1952 – 1955
III ACADEMIC PROGRESSION & WORK EXPERIENCE
1. (a) Professor of Psychology, Covenant University 2012 – To date
(b) Professor of Psychology, University of Lagos 2000- 2012
(c) Associate Professor, University of Lagos 1998 – 2000
(d) Senior Lecturer, University of Lagos 1987 – 1998
(e) Lecturer Grade I,
(f) Lecturer Grade II,
(g) Graduate Assistant,
University of Lagos
University of Lagos
University of Lagos
1984 – 1987
1980 – 1984
1974 – 1980
1973 – 1974
Borrofka, Department of Psychiatry & Neurology, University College Hospital,
Ibadan. 1968 – 1970
4.
Research Assistant in Statistics,
Department of Statistics,
Federal Department of Agricultural Research, Moor Plantation,
Ibadan. 1964 – 1965
DETAILS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE.
The undergraduate courses I have taught include, Elements of Psychology,
Psychological Foundations, General Psychology, Social, Cognitive, Comparative,
Sensory, Neuro-Psychology, Experimental, Practical, and Developmental Psychology,
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Learning processes and History of Psychology. Psychology for Social Work,
Psychology and Criminology.
The courses I have taught at the M.Sc., M.Phil./Ph.D. levels include, Systems and
Theories, Controversial Issues in Psychology, Psycholinguistics, Advanced Social
Psychology, Applied Social Psychology Psychology for Diplomats(in conjunction with Political Science Dept) and Seminars in Developmental Psychology.
DETAILS OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCE.
My Research experience started early in life as a 21-year-old research assistant to
Prof Alexander Boroffka on a WHO funded research on “The mental Health Aspect of
Birth Control in Sub-Saharan Africa”. This was from 1968 to 1970. Since then I have done personal, collaborative and commissioned research many of which formed the basis of my publications.
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
The University is administered through the committee system and I have had the opportunity to gather administrative experience by serving on several Council, Senate,
Faculty and Departmental committees. These include, Development committee,
Central Research committee, Student Welfare, Convocation Ceremonies, Housing,
Guest Houses/Conference Centre, Faculty Research Committee, Admissions,
Accreditation committee and so on.
FUND-ATTRACTION
My fund generating experiences traverse University and non-University activities.
For example, as the Executive Director (Part-time basis) of the National Council for
Population Activities (NCPA), I was able to attract funds from the Family Health
Services (FHS), The Pathfinder Funds, The Futures Group and The Federal Ministry of Health, Lever Brothers Nig. Ltd. among others. In my capacity as the General
Secretary of the Early Child Care, Development & Training Initiative (ECDTI) we attract funds from UNICEF, Federal Ministry of Education, World Bank and SUBEB of Lagos, Ondo, Kwara and Oyo States.
At the level of the University, I have been able to attract funding from the University of Lagos Central Research Committee, the World Bank and the International Society for the Scientific Study of Behaviour and Development (ISSBD). In addition, I attracted funds from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to prosecute certain projects while I was Director of the University of Lagos Centre for
Social Research and Public Policy (CSRP).
MANAGERIAL EXPERIENCE
I was privileged to assist in the management of the University of Lagos in the following capacities: Head of Psychology Department, Director, Institute of
Continuing Education (ICE), Director, Centre for Social Research and Public Policy
(CSRP), Member, Human Resource & Development Council (HRDC), Member,
Management Board Unilag Consult, Member, Sports Council, Hall Master, Eni Njoku
Hall etc.
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IV DETAILS OF SOME ADMINISTRATIVE & MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCES
OUTSIDE THE UNVERSITY SYSTEM.
1.
Organized and managed a 1-week training workshop on Effective Stimulation of the Pre-School Child for 135 ECD Teachers for State Universal Basic Education
Board (SUBEB) in Oyo State ( Ibadan and Oyo) 29 Oct.-2 Nov. 2012.
2.
Lead Consultant, Federal Ministry of Education/World Bank/UNICEF “Study on
Capacity Gaps Assessment of Early Child Care and Development ( ECD ) in In-
Service Teacher Development Institutions in the Six Geo-political Zones of
Nigeria” June 2009- Jan 2010.
3.
Organized and managed a 1-week training workshop on Integrated Pre-School
Age Management and Development for 125 ECD Handlers for State Universal
Basic Education Board (SUBEB) in Ondo State ( Igbokoda and Ode-Irele) 3 - 7
Dec 2007.
4.
Organized and managed a 4-week training workshop on the new FGN policy on
“Integrated Early Child Care and Development” (IECD) for 547 Linkage teachers on
behalf of State Universal Basic Education (SUBEB) in Lagos State. 27 Aug – 21 Sep
2007
5.
Consultant to Federal Ministry of Education /NERDC on a UNICEF funded project to develop an Integrated Early Childhood Care and Development (IECD) policy for
Nigeria, 2005 –2007.
6.
Facilitator and lead paper presenter on “Children’s rights, our responsibilities” at the inaugural workshop by the Association for childhood education practitioners (ACEP) to celebrate children day in Lagos, 2005.
7.
Consultant Professional Psychologist on an intervention, rehabilitation and Counseling project for the child-victims of Lagos, Jan 27, 2002 bomb blasts. Project executed by the Human Development Initiatives (HDI) and funded by UNICEF, June – July 2002.
8.
Coordinator and lead paper presenter on “The social-psychological factors that promote and hinder effective team management in the workplace “at workshops organized by Unilag Consult for Chevron Nigeria Limited. June 2001, 2002.
9.
Facilitator and lead paper presenter on “Skill acquisition for self employment generation” for project “Sustainable human development (SHD); Agenda for capacity building through healthy living styles and skill training/acquisition for poverty alleviation. Project funded by UNDP and executed by Institute for leadership training and centre for youth development – Lagos, Oct. 28, 2000.
10.
Facilitator and lead paper presenter on “Involving the Nigerian Youth in the development process” at workshop organized by the coalition of South-South and
South-East youth organizations on “Democracy and Governance/Conflict Mitigation” and funded by USAID/OTI. Abakaliki, August 2000.
11.
Team Leader, University of Lagos group of professionals that conceived, designed and administered “Vocational Aptitude Test for J. S. S III pupils in Lagos State”. Lagos
State Ministry of Education/Unilag Consult 2000, 2001, 2002 to date.
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12. Facilitator and lead speaker on “Research Methodology on the African Child” at a
workshop on “Research Methods” by Council for Development of Social Science
Research in Africa (CODESRIA), Ota, Ogun State. August 1999.
13. Lecturer on “Psychology for Diplomats”. Foreign Service Academy. Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2012 – in collaboration with Department of
Political Science, University of Lagos.
14.Facilitator and lead paper presenter on “Strategies for effective implementation of the
National Youth Policy and Programmes” at a workshop on “National Conference on
Youth Development in Nigeria”, organized by Federal Ministry of Youth and
Sports/Unilag Consult. 1998
15.
Discussant, workshop on “Research as Backbone for sustainable development,
“organized by Unilag Consult and funded by UNDP. Abuja, August, 1997
16.
Facilitator and lead paper presenter on “Lagosians’ dietary habits and other dispositions to the environment” at UNDF funded “Training Assessment workshop for
Lagos State Drainage and Sanitation Project”. Lagos. May 1996.
17.Member, preparatory committee which prepared the National report that was presented by the Honourable Minister of Health at the International Conference on Population and
Development in Cairo, 1994.
18.
Member, The National IEC Task force; a multi-sectoral committee concerned with the coordination of all population Information, Education & Communication (IEC) activities in the country. I was actively involved in preparing the draft of the National
IEC strategy in 1992.
19.
Consultant to the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) committee which drew up and launched the National Population IEC strategy for the 36 States of the Federation. This committee designed and launched the National Population Logo with assistance from the Family Health Services Project (FHS) 1992.
20.
Executive Director, National Council for Population Activities (NCPA) 1991 – 1993.
The NCPA was an indigenous NGO whose mandate included coordinating and providing assistance for the activities of all other NGO’s in the population arena towards the effective implementation of the National Policy on population for development. In my capacity as Director, I functioned and carried out the following activities. a. Published NCPA Quarterly Newsletters as out-reach organs. Each volume focused on activities of other organisations active in the field of population studies and family planning, maternal and child health, sexually transmitted disease and
HIV/AIDS – education. 1991 – 1993. Funding was provided by Family Health
Service (FHS). b. Coordinated a team of Journalists and Health Professionals to publish an
international Press Kit on Family Planning and Population Issues for Journalists. It
contains chapters on; Population and maternal/child health, Population and
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Adolescents, Population and Development, Population and Family Planning, among
others. Funding was provided by FHS, 1993. c. Organized Annual Population Lecture Series on “Issues of National Productivity
and Population growth” Lecture given by Late Chief Rufus Giwa, Chairman, Lever
Brothers Plc. for National Council for Population Activities (NCPA) with funds from
FHS 1991.
“The Impact of Population Growth on the Nigerian Environment”. Lecture delivered
by Prince Julius Adelusi – Adeluyi mni, President, Nigerian – American chamber of
commerce, for National Council for Population Activities (NCPA), with funds from
FHS 1992. d. Organized IEC Programmes for Targeted Audience on behalf of NCPA e.g.
Family Life Education Seminar for Leaders of Market Associations in all 15 Local
Government areas of Lagos State, 1991. e. Facilitated the Editorial Board of a popular weekly magazine, the “Newswatch” to
carry a 16-page cover story on “Population Explosion”. This was the result of a
collaborative research between Newswatch Publications and NCPA under my
directorship. July 1991. f. Member, the Population Working Group (PWG).This was an inter-Ministerial
Body drawn from the Federal Ministries of Health and Social Services, Education and
Youth Development, UNFPA, USAID, etc. It was this body that drew up the draft of
the National Population Policy and after the adoption of the Policy by Government,
developed a plan for its Implementation. In addition, this body also reviewed and
approved sectoral workplans and sent them to the research or finance sub-committee of
the National Consultative Group on Population and Development (NCGPD), which
was the highest Policy level in the country for population and Development matters.
1991 – 1993. g. Coordination and Facilitation of Peer Review/Medical Audit. This involved
Family Planning practitioners in Lagos State meeting quarterly to share ideas,
experiences and provide solutions to problems encountered in their practice. This
reduced negligence and sharpened their expertise. 1991 – 1993.
21.
MEMBER, UNICEF funded workshop that developed the curriculum for ECCD day care centres in Nigeria. Workshop organised by NERDC 1989.
V. DETAILS OF SOME ADMINISTRATIVE & MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCES
WITHIN THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM.
1.
MEMBER OF SENATE, COVENANT UNIVERSITY Sept 2012 to date.
As a member, I contribute to discussions and decision-making processes on academic, administrative and management of the University as a whole.
2.
HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS Sept
2007 - April 2012.
As head, I coordinated all academic, teaching and research activities of a fully accredited department which has a long standing tradition of excellence.
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3.
DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF
LAGOS, 2009- 2012 .
As Director, I coordinated all the academic, administrative and financial activities of all programmes in all Faculties which mount part-time degrees in the
University.
4.
DIRECTOR, CENTRE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC POLICY,
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS. 2011-2012.
In my capacity as Director, I managed a Centre that has the mandate to bridge the gap in knowledge between University Faculties and the general public by translating research findings into actionable programmes for policy makers, policy implementers and the citizens.
5.
CHAIRMAN, FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COMMITTEE
2004 – 2012.
As chairman, I led an intra-Faculty Committee which encouraged, received and also processed research applications to the University Central Research Committee for funding.
6.
MEMBER, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS CENTRAL RESEARCH COMMITTEE.
2009 -2012
The central research committee receives, vets and approves funding for research proposals forwarded to it by Faculty Research Committees.
7.
CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY ADMISSIONS
COMMITTEE 2005 – 2007
8.
MEMBER, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS SCHOOL OF POST-GRADUATE
STUDIES MANAGEMENT BOARD, 1998 – 2002
9.
HALL MASTER, ENI-NJOKU HALL, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS. 1997 –
1999
10.
MEMBER, STUDENTS’ WELFARE BOARD, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS.
1997 – 1999
11.
ACTING HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF
LAGOS 1994 – 1996.
As Head, I made arrangements for the teaching and examination of all courses and research programmes in the department. I also made budgetary and other proposals for the needs of the department. In addition, I represented the department at the interview, assessment and appointment of staff in the department.
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12.
CHAIRMAN, ACADEMIC STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES (ASUU)
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS BRANCH, 1993 – 1996.
As Chairman, I presided over an executive committee that planned, organized and coordinated activities intended to advance the education and training of academic staff; regulated relations between Academic staff and Employers; established and maintained a high standard of academic performance and professional practice; and encouraged the participation of Academics in the affairs of the University system and the Nation.
13.
VICE-PRESIDENT, NIGERIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 1992 –
1994.
I rendered assistance to the President and when he was unavailable conducted the affairs of the association, which include formulation, and implementation of policies and directives.
14.
ASSISTANT HALL MASTER, MARIERE HALL, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS
1984 – 1989.
I assisted the Hall Master in such matters as accommodation, counseling, discipline and general welfare of students in a hall which is 800 strong.
15.
MEMBER, HOUSING COMMITTEE, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, 1987 – 1989
I represented congregation on the housing committee, which draws up policies and regulations governing the allocation of quarters to staff.
16.
MEMBER, SPORT PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA 1987 TO
DATE
The body is responsible for making psychological services available to all sporting associations and teams. In addition, the association initiates research, which identify psychological and social variables and processes underlying motivation and performance of athletes.
17.
MEMBER, MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE, CENTRE FOR CULTURAL
STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, 1986 – 1988.
The Committee is responsible for policy formulation, programme and budgetary matters. It also coordinates the activities of the center and harmonizes the cultural interests of bodies both within and outside the University.
18.
GENERAL SECRETARY, NIGERIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
1985 – 1986.
The Association is the parent body of all psychological divisions, groups and societies in the country such as Educational, Clinical, Counseling, Industrial, Sport and so on. As general Secretary, I kept the books of the parent body, received
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communication from members, issued notices and generally managed the secretariat. The major goals of the association are to initiate research, develop psychological tests, guide accreditation exercises and award prizes and scholarships to deserving members.
19.
MEMBER, NIGERIA SQUASH RACKETS ASSOCIATION 1984 – 1992
The Association is the sole body charged with the management of squash rackets in the country. It seeks sponsorships from the private sector, organizes competitions at various levels such as women, under –16 etc. The body also organizes training programmes for coaches, referees, markers and is responsible for Nigeria’s participation in sub and continental competitions.
20.
MEMBER, DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
LAGOS 1984 – 1986
One of the most important standing committees of the University Senate, its Terms of reference include: (a) advise Senate and through Senate, Council, on the detailed plans for the future capital development of the University and in particular to prepare the Quinquennial Estimates of expenditure for the Colleges, Faculties and other Units of the University. (b) To consider request and allocate funds from the Central Research Fund, Learned Societies Conference Fund and other similar budgetary appropriations.
21.
MEMBER, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS SENATE 1984 – 1988; 2000- 2012
As an elected member representing the University Congregation (1984-1988) and also as a full Professor (2000-2012 ), I served in Senate which is the highest academic body within the University. I have also served on several committees of
Senate such as the Honours Committee which receives, considers and then recommends recipients of University honours and honorary graduands to Senate.
22.
NATIONAL SECRETARY, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION 1983 – 1984
As National Secretary, I was actively involved in initiating and implementing fund raising and other activities concerned with the interest and development of the association, its branches, chapters and the Alma Mater. I was the assistant
National Secretary from 1982 – 1983.
23.
MEMBER, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS SPORTS COUNCIL 1981–1983; 1988 -
1992
The council is responsible for development of sporting activities at the University.
Some of the activities of the council include, budgeting, expenditure, procurement of equipment, maintenance of facilities, appointment and promotion of staff and generating income from the use of facilities.
VI ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS.
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1.
MELETOYITAN, A., OGUNTUASHE, K., & AGIOBU-KEMMER, I. (2011)
Parental Attitudes and Psychopathology in Deaf Nigerian Children. Psychology and
Education, 48, (No. 1&2) 37-46
2.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (2000) First degrees as predictors of performance on the
University of Lagos MBA Programme. Ife Psychologia, 8, (1) 31 – 43 .
3.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1999). Changes in the occupational prestige ratings of Nigerian
University students: A 30 – year study. Nigerian Journal of Psychology. 16, (1), 8 –
22.
4.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1998). Psychology and the creative process in advertising.
Unilag Journal of Business. 1, (2), 26 – 36.
5.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1989). Psychology of children in relation to Television
Programming : A mode of effecting social change, Iroro Journal of Arts and
Social Science, 21, (1 & 2), 25 –33.
6.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1988). Communication as a cooperative Enterprise: Its development in children. UNILAG Communication review, 3, 92 – 99.
7.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1988). Children Attribution of Agency in a Communication situation. Journal of Research in Curriculum. 6, (1), 347 – 354.
8.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1987). How young children compensate for one another’s linguistic and communicative deficiencies on a simple hide and seek game. The
Nigerian Journal of Psychological Research 3, (1, 2), 37 – 46.
9.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1986). Is field – Independence Trainable? A preliminary
Study. Nigerian Journal of Psychology, 5, 9 – 16.
10.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1986). Children’s Utilization of non-verbal signals during a communication game. Journal of Research in Curriculum, 4, (2), 51 – 56.
11.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1985). On Minding the Disabled Nigerian Journal of Clinical
Psychology, 4, (1,2), 85 – 91.
12.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1983).The development of the understanding of implicit linguistic information in children. The Journal of Business and Social Studies, 6
(1), 3 – 10.
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS.
13.
OGUNTUASHE, K.A. (2010a) Early Child Care and Education as a foundation for the holistic development of the Nigerian society . Inaugural Lecture. Lagos:
University of Lagos Press.
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14.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (2010b) In the beginning, a short history of Psychology
Department, University of Lagos & other Universities in Nigeria. In K. Oguntuashe
(Ed.) A Festschrift in honour of Professor A.C. Mundy-Castle, 1-36. Lagos:
Department of Psychology, University of Lagos.
15.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (2010c) A.C. Mundy-Castle, the father of Modern Psychology in Africa. In Oguntuashe, K. (Ed.) A Festschrift in honour of Professor A.C.
Mundy-Castle, 65-76. Lagos: Department of Psychology, University of Lagos.
16.
OGUNTUASHE, K. AGUSIOBO, B., AKINWARE, N. (2009a) Assessment of
Capacity Gaps in the In-Service Training of ECE Teachers in Teacher
Education Institutions in Nigeria. Abuja: FME/World Bank/UNICEF
17.
OGUNTUASHE, K.A. & AYENIBIOWO, K.O. (2009b) Introduction to Psychology.
In K.O.Ayenibiowo (Ed.) Psychological Foundations . 1-20. Lagos: Department of
Psychology, University of Lagos.
18.
OGUNTUASHE, K.A. (2009c) Learning. In K.O. Ayenibiowo (Ed.) Psychological
Foundations . 135-154. Lagos: Department of Psychology, University of Lagos.
19.
OGUNTUASHE, K.A. (2009d) Language and Creativity. In K.O. Ayenibiowo (Ed.)
Psychological Foundations . 155-178. Lagos: Department of Psychology, University of Lagos.
20.
AKINSOLA, E.F. & OGUNTUASHE, K. (2009e). Five empirical studies on counterfeiting, Culture and Consumer behavior in Nigeria. In A. Simpson, and E.
Akinsola, (Eds .) Culture, Media, Technology and Psychosocial Development in
Nigeria: A book of Readings pp 20-61. Lagos: interlingua Nig. Ltd.
21.
OGUNTUASHE, K.A. (2008) The University in the perception of its Neighbours:
What is and what ought to be? In L. Olurode, and S.O. Akinboye,.(Eds.) Ethical
Issues in University Governance. Lagos: University of Lagos Press.
22.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (2006) Psychology for Social Work. In L. Olurode, F.
Bammeke, and D. Durowade (Eds.) Readings in Social Work . Lagos: Department of Sociology. University of Lagos.
23.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (2004) The Prestige of the Military Profession in Relation to some others in Nigeria. In L. Olurode and R. Anifowose (Eds.). Democratization and the Military in Nigeria. 131-142. Lagos: Friedrich Ebert Stiftung.
24.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (2001). The Psyche of the Abortionist in I. D. Kufeji (Ed.)
Proceedings of Conf. On Inter-religious cooperation, 48 – 53.
25.
MAKANJU, O. O. A. & OGUNTUASHE, K. (1997). The Consequences of Marital
Divorce on the Social and Psychological development of the child. In, O. Ajai and T.
Ipaye (Eds.) The rights of women and children in divorce. Pp. 44-59. Lagos:
Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
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26.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1996a). Psychology and the enculturation of the Nigerian child. In, A. Ejiogu and K. Ajayi (Eds.). Emergent Issues in Nigerian Education,
Vol. 2, Lagos: Unilag Consult.
27.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1996b). A Psychological view of the impact of population on the environment in Nigerian. In, O. O. Makanju (Ed.) Psychology applied to human problems in Nigerian: A book of readings. Pp. 103 – 108. Lagos: Xcel
Publishers .
28.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1996c). The Nigerian Adolescent and Deviant Behaviour. In
O. O. A. Makanju (Ed.). Psychology applied to human problems in Nigeria: A book of readings. Pp. 69 – 73 Lagos: Xcel Publishers.
29.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1992). Children’s questions and the search for information, a case study of five loquacious children. In R. Ugorji and E. U. Egwu (Eds.) Current
Social Issues in Applied Psychology, London: ABS Books Ltd.
30.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1985). The Perception of Infant Abilities by the Mother. In E.
Okpara (Ed.). Psychological Strategies for National Development. Pp. 223 – 231.
Enugu: Nigerian Psychology Association.
31.
OGUNTUASHE, K. (1983). Young children’s awareness and control of language use in a communication game. In, B. A. Babalola and I. S, Agiobu-Kemmer (Eds.).
The proceedings of the 12 th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Psychological
Society.
Pp. 68 – 84.
BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS
1.
OGUNTUASHE, K., (2007) Psychology for Security Practitioners.
Lagos: Nigerian Institute of Security.
2.
OLUNLOYO, O. OGUNTUASHE, K. & MAKANJU, O. (2000). Steps to vocational aptitude for primary schools . Vol. 1, Lagos: Literamed Publications
Nigeria Ltd.
3.
OLUNLOYO, O. OGUNTUASHE, K, & MAKANJU, O. (2000). Steps to vocational aptitude for primary schools.
Vol. 2, Lagos: Literamed Publications
Nigeria.
4.
OLUNLOYO, O. OGUNTUASHE, K. & MAKANJU, O. (2000 ). Steps to vocational aptitude for primary schools. Vol. 3, Lagos: Literamed Publications
Nigeria Ltd.
5.
OLUNLOYO, O. OGUNTUASHE, K. & MAKANJU, O. (2000). Steps to vocational aptitude for primary schools.
Vol. 4, Lagos: Literamed Publications
Nigeria Ltd.
6.
OLUNLOYO, O. OGUNTUASHE, K. & MAKANJU, O. (2000). Steps to vocational aptitude for primary schools. Vol. 5, Lagos: Literamed Publications
Nigeria Ltd.
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7.
OLUNLOYO, O. OGUNTUASHE, K. & MAKANJU, O. (2000 ). Steps to vocational aptitude for primary schools.
Vol. 6, Lagos: Literamed Publications
Nigeria Ltd.
8.
OLUNLOYO, O. OGUNTUASHE, K. & MAKANJU, O. (2000). Steps to vocational Aptitude for primary schools. Teachers’ Guide for Volumes 1-6,
Lagos: Literamed Publications Nigeria Ltd.
UNPUBLISHED PAPERS READ AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
RECENTLY.
1.
“Resilience and adaptation in traumatized child survivors of disasters: results and implications of a Nigerian study.” Paper presented at the 30 th International
Congress of Psychology. Cape Town. South Africa, July 22-27, 2012.
2.
“Early Child Care and Development Research in Nigeria; Contributions to Policy
Formulation and Implementation.” Paper presented at the 10 th
World Forum on Early
Care and Education. Honolulu, Hawaii. USA. May 3-6, 2011.
3.
“Early Childhood Education and the Development of Conceptualization in
Children.” Paper presented at the 21 st
Biennial Congress of the International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development. Lusaka, Zambia. July 18- 22, 2010.
4.
“A Historical Account of the Development of Western Psychology in Africa.” Paper presented at the 41 st
Association of Black Psychologists Convention. Atlanta.
Georgia. USA. July 27-Aug 2, 2009.
VII Ph.D. THESES SUPERVISED
1. LAWAL, O. A. Psycho-social Predictors of Employee-perceived Leadership-
Induced Stress.
Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, University of Lagos, 2011.
2. OLUOMA, M-J. I Perceived Sources and Consequences of Work Stress among Selected
Workers in Lagos State, Nigeria.
Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, University of Lagos, 2010.
3. MELETOYITAN, B Developmental Deafness and Psychopathology in Nigerian
Children.
Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, University of Lagos, 2007.
4. NWANZE, H. Modifying mother-child interaction patterns for language remediation.
Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, University of Lagos, 2002.
5. OGBALU, I. E. The development of a Graduate Managerial Potential Test for the selection of Management trainees in Nigerian
Organizations.
Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, University of Lagos, 1999.
6. OKONKWOR, O. C. N Social Facilitation as an Ergogenic aid in performances of some selected sport skills. ( Supervision together with Prof.
P. B. Ikulayo)
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7. AKINSOLA, E. F.
Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Lagos, 1999.
The standardization of two diagnostic instruments and their use in classifying learning disabilities in Nigerian School
Children.
Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Lagos, 1998.
VIII MEMBERSHIP OF ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL BODIES
1.
Fellow, Nigerian Psychological Association.
2.
International Affiliate, American Psychological Association.
3.
Member, Association of Black Psychologists and member, Committee on International
Relations of the same body.
4.
Member, Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa
(CODESRIA).
5.
Member, International Society for the Scientific Study of Behaviour and Development
(ISSBD).
IX EDUCATIONAL VISITS
1.
Moray House Institute of Education and Department of Psychology, University of
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK Sept, 2011.
2.
Department of Psychology, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK, Oct. 2011.
3.
International Visitor Programme in “Higher Education in the US” 1993
Sponsor: U.S. I. A.
4.
Burden Neurological Institute, Bristol England 1984
Sponsor: University of Lagos.
5.
Institute of Experimental Clinical Psychology Groningen. Holland, 1984
Sponsor: University of Lagos.
XII. ACADEMIC DISTINCTIONS.
1.
Dean’s prize for the best result in the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of
Lagos. 1972.
2.
University of Lagos Graduate Assistantship.
XIII. MEMBERSHIP OF CHURCH SOCIETIES/ACTIVITIES.
1.
Member, Catholic Men’s Forum. St Thomas More Catholic Chaplaincy.
University of Lagos.
2.
Member, Lay Readers Association of the same church.
3.
Member, Harvest/Thanksgiving Committee, 1998, 1999, 2000,
4.
Father of the day at Harvest/Thanksgiving Service & Bazaar, 2007.
5.
Patron, National Federation of Catholic Students (NFCS), Unilag
6.
Merit Award winner, NFCS 1998.
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7.
Member, Fund Raising Committee, Children’s Chapel, Methodist Church,
Ikole-Ekiti.
REFEREES
1.
Professor Emeritus Colwyn B. Trevarthen,
Department of Psychology,
University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh.
Scotland.
United Kingdom.
2.
Professor Peter Adeniyi,
Department of Geography,
University of Lagos,
Akoka, Yaba,
Lagos. Nigeria .
3.
Professor Lai Olurode,
Chairman,
Governing Board of Electoral Institute,
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
436, Zambezi Crescent,
Maitama District,
Garki,
Abuja.
Nigeria.
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