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European Journal of Social Sciences - Volume 2, Number 1 (2006)<br />
and Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). The two state universities are: Olabisi Onabanjo University<br />
(OOU) and Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH). The study population consisted<br />
of lecturers in the ten universities. They constituted the universe to be sampled. The four universities<br />
were selected using stratified and random sampling techniques. The ten universities were first stratified<br />
into federal and state universities before two each were randomly selected from each stratum.<br />
Selection of Respondents<br />
The method used to draw out sampled respondents was the stratified and random sampling techniques.<br />
The total number of lecturers in each University was divided into the existing seven strata: Professors<br />
(Prof), Associate Professors (Ass. P), Senior Lecturers (S.L.), Lecturer I (L1), Lecturer II (L11),<br />
Assistant Lecturers (A.L.), and Graduate Assistant (G.A.). A simple random sampling technique was<br />
used to select respondents from each stratum. To get a proportional sample fraction from each stratum<br />
in each university, at least ten percent of the lecturers in each stratum were randomly selected. In this<br />
way, each group in the population was represented. The combination of these sub-samples from all the<br />
strata in all the universities constitutes the sample size.<br />
The Sample Size<br />
Table 1: Distribution of respondents (Res.) by Universities<br />
Rank No in<br />
O.O.U O.O. U F.U.T.A. F.U.T.A. LAUTECH LAUTECH O.A.U. . OA.U Total Total<br />
Group<br />
No of<br />
Res.<br />
No in<br />
Group<br />
No of Res No in Group No of Res. No in<br />
6<br />
Group<br />
No of<br />
Res.<br />
No in<br />
Group<br />
Prof 45 5 32 3 22 9 187 39 286 56<br />
Ass. P 26 4 8 1 5 1 78 16 117 22<br />
S.L 70 8 62 6 24 10 196 40 352 64<br />
Ll 110 11 54 6 48 20 215 45 427 82<br />
Lll 106 11 61 7 57 23 112 24 336 65<br />
A.L 128 13 70 8 82 27 145 30 425 78<br />
G.A 68 9 37 4 136 44 84 18 325 75<br />
Total 553 61 324 35 374 134 1017 212 2268 442<br />
Source: Field Survey 2003.<br />
Table 1 shows that there were 2268 lecturers in the four universities. Copies of the questionnaire were<br />
distributed to 600 respondents but 442 were completed and returned, as shown in Table 2 below.<br />
No of<br />
Res.