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International Journal of Agriculture and Nutrition

Vol. 4, Issue 1, Part A (2022)

The perception of Information communication technologies (ICTs) and perceived organizational support among extension workers in North central Nigeria

Author(s):

Grace Emmanuel, Dalibu Bakari and Baraya Sunday Gideon

Abstract:

The study assesses the perception of ICTs and perceived organizational support among extension workers in North central Nigeria. Data were collected through the use of a questionnaire to 291 respondents, simple random sampling method was employed. Mean, frequency, standard deviation, correlation coefficient, and Multi-linear regression were used for data analysis. Findings reveal a moderate level of ICTs training, high level of ICTs application and moderate level of Perceived organizational support. Based on result from the Bivariate correlation, the result revealed a positive and significant correlation between ICTs application (r=0.309) and job performance at P<0.01. The findings indicated that, among all the variables used in the multi linear regression based on the stepwise method ICTs training, work experiences explained 37%, 58% respectively Quantity work while only about 47% ICTs training and 48% perceived organizational support explained Quality of work. ICTs training and Perceived organizational support was also able to explained 43% and 45% Speed of work respectively.

Pages: 56-60  |  197 Views  54 Downloads


International Journal of Agriculture and Nutrition
How to cite this article:
Grace Emmanuel, Dalibu Bakari and Baraya Sunday Gideon. The perception of Information communication technologies (ICTs) and perceived organizational support among extension workers in North central Nigeria. Int. J. Agric. Nutr. 2022;4(1):56-60. DOI: 10.33545/26646064.2022.v4.i1a.110
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