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Mrs. Omoyemi Helen Babalola

Graduate Assistant | Graduate assistant

Faculty of Social Science ยท Department of Psychology

Specialization Clinical Psychology (Psychological Assessment, and Psychotherapy)

Office: Faculty of social science

Phone: 08064067528

Email: omoyemi.babalola@fuoye.edu.ng

Biography

I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and am currently pursuing a Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology. My areas of interest include psychological assessment, mental health, and the social factors that influence human behaviour, particularly within the Nigerian context. I am passionate about research and clinical practice, and I look forward to contributing to teaching, research, and mental health service delivery as I advance in my academic and professional career.

Research Interests

Psychosocial determinants of mental health outcomes; family and community support systems; juvenile delinquency and behavioural disorders; psychiatric rehabilitation; adolescent and youth mental health; biopsychosocial models of clinical intervention.

Qualifications

Selected Publications

  1. The Predictive Role of Social Anxiety in Cannabis Use Disorder among Undergraduate Students in Public Universities in Ekiti State, Nigeria
    Authors: DADA Olugbenga David 1 olugbenga.dada@fuoye.edu.ng08035790964, Balogunayodeji887@gmail.com07066556456 Sulaiman.sikirulai@fuoye.edu.ng07069412326, SIKIRULAI Alausa Sulaiman2 Omoyemi.babalola@fuoye.edu.ng08064067528, BALOGUN Ayodeji Muhammed,BABALOLA Omoyem
    F U O Y E Journal of Criminology and Security Studies (FJCSS) Department of Criminology and Security Studies. Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria (Vol-5, Issue-1, Janu)
  2. Influence of pornography addiction, loneliness, and relationship satisfaction on masturbation addiction among university undergraduates
    Authors: Azikiwe, Judith.C., Babalola, Omoyemi H. &Adeyemi Samson O.
    Social science faculty conference and shop, department of psychology, Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Nigeria (2026)
  3. PERCEIVED SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING AND SELF ESTEEM AS PREDICTORS OF ATTITUDE TOWARDS ABORTION AMONG FUOYE FEMALE STUDENT
    Authors: Azikiwe, Judith Chineye; Babalola, Omoyemi Helen; Adeoye, Adebayo Jacob; Makinde, Gift Eyitayo & Abdulkareem, Abiola Favour
    Faculty of social science conference and workshop, department of psychology, Federal University Oye-Ekiti (2025)