Effect of theatre for development as a communication intervention strategy on behavioural intentions towards painting, weaving and fashion and design among victims of conflict in Nigeria

Effect of Visual Multimedia as a Counseling Intervention for Improving Classroom Concentration Among Young Students in Northern Nigeria who Survived Kidnapping

“…The particular experiment used was a quasi-experiment type. Other researchers (Gever et al, 2021; Obasi et al, 2021; Okpara et al, 2021; Talabi et al, 2021; Ugwuoke et al, 2021) who have made use of a quasi-experiment showed that it is an effective approach for measuring human behavior. Therefore, the choice of a quasi-experiment was because it is capable of assisting the researchers to measure the effectiveness of VM in improving the CC of SC who survived kidnapping.…”

“…Nigeria is currently facing different security challenges. Researchers (Obasi et al, 2021; Talabi et al, 2021; Ugwuoke et al, 2021) agree that Nigeria has witnessed growing instances of insecurity that have a negative impact on the country and its people. Schools and places of learning have also been negatively affected by the growing insecurity.…”

Measuring the Impact of Visual Multimedia on Awareness, Alertness and Behavioural Intention Towards Kidnapping Prevention Measures Among Young Secondary School Students in Nigeria

“…Typically, when students are aware of the security threats that they are likely to face and eventually become alert, it is expected that they should be able to take actions that will make them less vulnerable to kidnapping. Researchers (Ezeah et al, 2020; Gever et al, 2021; Obasi et al, 2021) agree that behaviour intention is an important way of measuring the effectiveness of intentions related to social sciences research. The conceptual framework for the study is articulated below:…”

Rethinking the frontiers of vaccine acceptance: Impact of visual messages in promoting the actual intake of COVID-19 vaccines among vulnerable populations

“…Among the studies to be considered is that of team of researchers 37 who tested the use of theater for development as a useful communication medium for reaching victims of insecurity and persuading them to embrace weaving and painting as a source of income. The researchers examined 470 victims of conflict who were in IDP camps and reported that theater for development was a useful communication intention for assisting victims of insecurity in engaging in painting and avoiding over-dependence on donations for survival.…”