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» CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION Background to the Study In Kenya, as in many countries, education and training is seen as the fundamental pillar for building human resource foundation for socio economic development, and for enhancing the ability to create employment, innovation and wealth (KESSP, 2005). The Government of Kenya has invested heavily and is also well aware of the potential benefits of tech...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The personal and unique character of radio makes it one of the most appealing and universal mass media for participatory communication and development (Teer Tomaselli & De Villiers, 1998, p.147). Various researches aver that radio has the capacity to reach large audiences, both young and old, including those in remote, underdeveloped and imp...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Statement of the Research Problem Over the past era, the global financial system has seen a histrionic rise in foreign inflows and investment by renowned multinational organisations and also a fundamental modification to the foundation about the advantages of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Indeed, FDI has developed quickly than foreign exchange, especia...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Introduction This chapter presents background to the study, statement of the problem, purpose, objectives, research questions, significance, limitations, delimitations, theoretical and conceptual frameworks and operational definition of terms. Background to the Study Globally, most psycho education assessment studies have been based on examinati...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Indecent appearance has come to characterize the dress pattern of many students in the campus of higher learning in Nigeria (Omode, 2011). There is hardly any institution of higher learning in this country that is not being plagued with this nauseating problem. The manner of dressing adopted by these students, especially the female ones left much to be desired. The ski...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION In Nigeria, it has been discovered that broadcasting is going through sporadic changes one of such changes is the establishment of private electronic media ownership. This however, has brought about more public participation in the broadcasting activities, creativities, competition and national interest. The federal military government issued decree No 38 which establi...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Overview This chapter chronologically presents the background, problem statement, purpose, objectives, research questions, assumptions, significance, delimitation, limitation, theoretical framework, conceptual framework, and operational definition of terms. Therefore, the chapter builds on the study. Background to the Study The main objective of teaching Mathematics at all...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Relationship marketing (RM) aims at establishing, maintaining and enhancing relationships between the organization and the customers at a profit so that the organization’s objectives are met. When the relationship is established between the customers and the company, brand loyalty is created from the customer’s repeat purchase and th...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study It is always a tale of sorrows, tears and blood whenever cult members are on strike. Inorderwords, they have no regard for laws and respect, any Authority or order. In some higher institutions’ today, they have almost taken over control of activities even those who tried to cross their bridge were wasted in a terrible manner. Hanks (2003) in...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Television is a sight and sound medium through which messages and information ideas are communicated to a wide range of audience. Television viewing is a common activity engaged in by children, especially in this era of proliferation of television as a medium for communication. To this end, television messages are broadcast for certain purposes, thi...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Conflict is a human factor that is pervasive in organisations. It is neither destructive nor constructive, however, it would depend on how it is managed or practiced in organisational settings. Thus, organisations ought to search for the means of managing conflict in such ways that conflicts can be useful for solving organisational problems, strengt...Continue Reading »
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» 1 CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study The family has the greatest socializing influence on children (Ngwiri, 2008). This is because through words and deeds of parents, children‟s personality is shaped and their ways of doing things become habitual. Moreover, it is the prime responsibility of the parents to socialize their children in order to conform to societal standards and be abl...Continue Reading »
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» 1.0. Preamble CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION This chapter contains the background of the study and statement of the problem. It states research objectives, research questions that guided the study; assumptions of the study, scope and limitations of the study are stated; theoretical framework, on which the study was based, is also highlighted. The conceptual framework and operational terms that were used...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION As the world becomes more globalized, new challenges also arise. Some of these challenges can best be addressed globally, not internally. Global hunger, poverty, global warming and so on are issues that have become the focus of many international organizations. Through bilateral and multilateral agreements and policies, states attempt to solve these problems. Integration h...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND My goal in this study is to assess the effects of the biometric voter registration and verification system introduced in Ghana’s 2012 and 2016 elections. The study focused on these key research questions: Why did the Electoral Commission of Ghana embark on biometric voter registration and verification? To what extent has the biometric voter registratio...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY Introduction Most of the intellectual energy rallying at the back of the issues on work life balance have their origin from America, mainly from the important study of Juliet Schor (1991) “The Overworked American” (White, et al., 2003). However, from time immemorial, it has been noted that, gathering information about work life balance has been lar...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE STUDY BACKGROUND Introduction Cooking is an inevitable activity for human survival and has transcended generation, race, and culture. Societies have evolved over the years and so have their means of cooking food. However, nearly half of the world’s population cook with inefficient cook stoves that run on biomass fuel such as wood, charcoal, agriculture residual and dung (WHO, 201...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF STUDY The global community is faced with a reproving situation in the aspects of energy security, global temperature rise, and energy poverty are pressing, making the greening of the energy sector vitally important. The current challenges are worsened by the projected growth in the global energy demand, as population and incomes increases (Islam et al., 2014)...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Background to the Research Problem By the simple act of glancing over the current news regarding peace and security affairs, women are clearly underrepresented. One just has to take the example of the G8 summits, meetings in which global issues such as security threats are discussed, only two participants out of eight are females. Even the figure of the Secretary General of ...Continue Reading »
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» CHAPTER ONE Introduction. This chapter looks at the background to the problem,Statement of the problem, Purpose of the study, research objectives andquestions, significance of the study, Delimitations and limitations of the study, assumptions of the study, theoretical and Conceptualframework andoperational of terms of this study have been defined. Background to the Study It is generally agreed tha...Continue Reading »
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