Mr. AYOMIDE EMMANUEL OJO
Assistant Lecturer
Faculty of Social Science ยท Department of Psychology
Specialization Clinical Psychology
Office: No 3, Paradise Estate, Along New Iyin Road, Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria.
Phone: 08066215505
Email: ayomide.ojo@fuoye.edu.ng
Biography
Mr. Ojo Ayomide Emmanuel is a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology, Federal University Oye-Ekiti. He holds a B.Sc in Psychology and an M.Sc in Clinical Psychology from the University of Ibadan, and is currently pursuing his Ph.D at Ekiti State University. His research focuses on addiction and the psychosocial variables that predispose, precipitate, and perpetuate addictive behaviors. He is committed to research, student impact, and lifelong learning, and has authored numerous publications in reputable peer-reviewed journals locally and internationally.
Research Interests
Addiction
Qualifications
- B.Sc, Psychology, Ekiti State University (2016)
- M.Sc Clinical Psychology, University of Ibadan (2020)
Selected Publications
- INNER WORLDS AND DIGITAL REALM: LIFE SATISFACTION, LOCUS OF CONTROL, TRAITS, SELF ESTEEM, AND SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION IN UNDERGRADUATES
Authors: Olubukola Ajayi, Bolade O. Mokuolu, F. R. Oluwajuyitan, Ayomide Emmanuel Ojo, & Adekunle Yemi Akeredolu
Nigerian Journal of Behavioural Studies (2024) - Social Support and Parental Stress as Factors Predicting Resilience among Caregivers of Autistic Children
Authors: Ajayi, O, Bankole ET, Arowosegbe CK, Aroso SO, Ojo AE and Showole OD
PriMera Scientific Medicine and Public Health. (2024)
Membership of Professional Bodies
- Nigerian Association of Clinical Psychologist - Member (2021)
Paper Presentation - Local
- INNER WORLDS AND DIGITAL REALM: LIFE SATISFACTION, LOCUS OF CONTROL, SELF-ESTEEM, EXTRAVERSION AND SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS - Conference (2023)
Course Teaching
- Psy 208 - Positive Psychology (2026/ Second Semester)
- Psy 412 - Motivation and Emotion (2026/ Second Semester)
- Psy 210 - Psychobiology (2026/ Second Semester)
- Psy 211 - Principles of Criminology and Juvenile Delinquency (2026/First Semester)
- Psy 313 - Theories of Psychotherapy (2026/First Semester)