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Research challenges in nigeria: the relationship between early exposure to research principles and willingness to support academic research

Author:

Dr. Godfrey Ekata and Dr. George Ojie-Ahamiojie

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Life Sciences

Abstract:

This paper set out to examine whether early exposure to research tenets was a predictor of research support in Nigeria and the United States. Data relating exposure to and support for research were collected in the both countries and analysed using the SAS statistical software. The results show no statistically significant relationship between early exposure to research and support for academic research. There is also no significant relationship between someone’s level of education and a willingness to support academic research.

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