Verlumun Journal of AI, Gender and Cultural Studies

Articles

• The Politics of Parody: A Cultural and Gendered Analysis of Social Media Skits on Irregular Migration in South Africa

  Daniel Gbadebo Adedeji (Author)

  1-15

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• The Moderating Role of Gender and Culture in the Relationship Between Parenting Styles and Children’s Self-Esteem in Lafia, Nigeria

  Kwagtser Aondofa Peter (Author)

  16-29

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• The Efficacy of AI-Driven Adaptive Learning Platforms in Promoting Critical Thinking Skills among Out-of-School Nomadic Children in Northern Nigeria

  Matthew Udaya Onuh (Author)

  30-41

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• Nigerian Media Framing of AI Ethics and Public Trust: A Content Analysis of News Coverage on Artificial Intelligence Development

  Chukwuebuka Stephen Nworie (Author)

  42-54

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• Applying the Uses and Gratification Theory to AI: A Gender-Based Study of Nigerian University Students' Motivations for Utilising AI in Learning

  Chukwuebuka Nicholas Okpala (Author)

  55-67

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• The Algorithmic Mirror: Youth Perception of Gender Bias in AI-Generated and Digital Media Portrayal of Professions

  Chris Ogwu Attah (Author)

  68-78

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• Gender and Cultural Biases as Determinants of Research Participation Proclivity: Evidence of the Moderating Effect of Study Setting (Digital vs. Face-to-Face)

  Celestine Verlumun Gever (Author)

  79-89

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• Gender Disparities in Research Return Rates: The Moderating Influence of AI Self-Efficacy and Methodological Design

  Igwebuike Innocent Olijo (Author)

  90-100

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• Leveraging Artificial Intelligence to Quantify the Digital Infodemic: A Longitudinal Analysis of Pathogen-Specific Misinformation in Nigeria

  Sunday Francis Leman, Luka Zakka Toholde (Author)

  101-111

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• Visual Stereotypes in AI: A Content Analysis of AI-Generated Imagery Representing Traditional Nigerian Gender Roles

  Murjanatu Mohammed Abba (Author)

  112-122

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