Enoch Tomiwo Oladunmoye
UnverifiedAssociate professor · Kampala International University · Uganda
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About
Dr. Enoch Tomiwo Oladunmoye is a distinguished Associate Professor of Psychometrics and Applied Psychology at Kampala International University (KIU) in Uganda. With a career spanning over a decade, he has made significant contributions to the fields of psychological assessment, educational research, and mental health.
Research interests
- Educational Testing
- Psychological Assessment
- Psychometrics
- Quantitative Psychology
Publications (17)
- Climate Information, Disaster Experience, and Eco-Anxiety in Uganda: The mediating role of perceived Government response
Journal of Applied Science, Information and Computing · 2026 · DOI
- Correlation Analysis with SPSS: Bivariate and Multiple Pearson Correlation, Assumptions and APA Reporting
CHSS College Workshop · 2026
- Cross-cultural validation and psychometric properties of the DASS-21 scale in Yorùbá language1 cite
Discover Public Health · 2026 · DOI
- Getting Started with SPSS: Variables, Data Entry, Computation and Descriptive Statistics
CHSS College Workshop · 2026
- Ultra-short scales in employee assessment: balancing efficiency and accuracy1 cite
Journal of Applied Science, Information and Computing · 2026 · DOI
- Digital emotion regulation and mental well-being among in-school adolescents in Kampala, Uganda: the mediation-moderating role of social media fatigue and gender
African Multidisciplinary Journal of Development · 2025 · DOI
- Policies and Issues in Deaf Studies and Education
other · 2025 · DOI
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) among UPDF Combatants in Operational Areas in Uganda: Direct and Indirect effect of social support variables and Pre-existing Mental Health Condition
African Multidisciplinary Journal of Development · 2025 · DOI
- Self-Esteem, Gender Communication Patterns, and Opposite-Sex Friendship Acceptance among Adolescents Diagnosed with Psychological Distress in Uganda.1 cite
African Multidisciplinary Journal of Development · 2025 · DOI