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Psycho-sociological variables predicting cultic behaviour among undergraduates in South-West, Nigeria
The incidence of cultic behaviour such as murder violence is becoming increasing in Nigerian tertiary institutions. The menace of this behaviour remains indelible in the minds of the victims and members of the society at large. In fact it has posed serious problems to parents, guardians, educators a...
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