Leadership Factors Affecting Compliance With Traffic Laws and Regulations Among Public Service Vehicle Drivers in Nairobi County
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2017-09
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Tutui, Pamela M
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Panafrica Christian University
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Sexual satisfaction in marriage is an integral component of a marital relationship. Despite the numerous sensitization programs and seminars carried out in churches and other forums on improving marital relationships, very little has been done to address the influence of family of origin sexual values on sexual satisfaction among married women. The purpose of this study was to establish the influence of family of origin sexual values on sexual satisfaction among married women. The study was conducted at ACK St. Andrew‟s Cathedral Church of Thika Diocese in Kiambu County, Kenya. This was done by sampling 48 married women aged between 20 to 40 years. The objectives of the study were to find out if there was transmission of sexual values in the family of origin, to establish the sexual values held by the sampled women, to establish the levels of sexual satisfaction of the sampled women and to establish if the sexual values from the family of origin had any impact on sexual satisfaction among the sampled women. A descriptive survey design with both qualitative and quantitative approaches were used that aimed at collecting in-depth information from sampled respondents through the use of focus group discussions as well as the questionnaires. The findings of this study established two major agents of
transmission of sexual values. One of the agents of transmission of sexual values was found to be the family of origin that included the respondent immediate biological nuclear family and the extended family of origin that included grandparents, aunties, uncles and cousins. The study established that the extended family of origin played an almost equal role as the nuclear family because most of the respondents were brought up in the rural areas where families lived together as one big family. The other major agent of transmission of sexual values was found to be schools and friends of the respondents. Very few respondents mentioned media as an agent of transmission of sexual values. Fear of intimacy and inhibition of sexual feelings were established to be the most held sexual values among the sampled married women. Most of the sampled women reported low levels of sexual satisfaction in marriage. The findings of this study indicated that family of origin sexual values had a negative impact on sexual satisfaction among the sampled married women and especially to those with lower levels of differentiation of self. Based on the findings of this study, it is recommended that therapists working with couples or individuals in marriage should consider exploring the multigenerational transmission patterns that occurs in families which fuel the transmission of sexual values from one generation to the other. It was also suggested that the Ministry of Education consider incorporating professional therapists in developing curriculums on sex education especially for the students in the formative years of development.
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Compliance to Traffic Laws,Road Usage among PSV Drivers,Public Service Vehicles in Kenya
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