The study investigated the influence of family size, income and marriage types of healthy life of randomly selected families. It adopted ex-post-factor research design within Ikenne Local Government Area of Ogun State. Four hypotheses were tested and analyzed by the use of multiple regression and independent t-tests. All hypotheses were tested at 0.05 level of significant. The finding reveals that the three independent variables contributed 28.1% to healthy living and they were significant. Also family income was the most contributors to the healthy living follows by Home types and family size. The result also indicates that people on higher income earners and monogamous setting do enjoy better health than that of the lower income earners and separated home. From the result of the study, it is therefore recommended that: 1. The families should limit the number of children and dependent so as to enjoy better health. 2. Government and corporate enterprises should look into wages and salaries, so that more money will be available to for a better healthy life. 3. People are encouraged to set up a monogamous home other than separated or polygamy.

The study examines the combined and relative effects of Economic, Nature and Society on Premarital sex. It made use of simple random technique in selecting 250 youths within Ikenne local government in Ogun State, Nigerian. The age range of the respondents was between 15 to 35 years with the mean age of 24.5 and standard deviation of 3.291. The ex-post-facto research design was employed. A 35 item; Youth Attitude towards Sexual Practices (YATSP) developed by the Researcher was used to generate data for the study. All the hypotheses data were tested at 0.05 level of significance. Data analysis involved the use of multiple regressions (backward), ANOVA and Pearson product moment Correlation. The result indicated in model 3, that the predictors' variables accounted for 56.4% percent of the variation in premarital sexual activities. Each of the independent variables contributes significantly to the Premarital Sexual activities and a perfect positive correlation existed between Premarital Sexual activities and the three independent variables. Suggestions were made based on the outcome.

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Job life is one of the important parts of our daily lives which cause a great deal of stress. Job stresshas become a prominent topic in behavioural science research. Researchers reviews (Brief, Schuler&Van Sell 1983; Quick & Quick 1984) confirm positive relationships between job stress, physical andpsychiatric sympatomatology. Job stress is considered to be a factor that may affect organizationaleffectiveness through lowering employee performance (McGrath, 1976), absenteeism, tardiness, andturnover (Johnson, 1980).

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