ADVANCING BEHAVIORAL CHANGE AMONGST BENUE STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: A CHOREOGRAPHIC INTERVENTION

Student: Mlumun Patience Oryina
Supervisor: Dr Aondaver Justine
HOD: Prof Abraham Idoko Ajene Idoko
Department of Theatre Arts
Arts
Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu University, Makurdi

Abstract

This study titled: "Advancing Behavioral Change amongst Benue State University Students: A Choreographic Intervention" assess the impact of choreographic intervention on behavioral change amongst Benue State University students to explore the potential of choreographic intervention in promoting behavioral change. The study used the qualitative research methodology for data gathering and analysis. The research revealed that the choreographic intervention facilitated social awareness and interaction among the students. By engaging in group dance activities, the students were able to develop a sense of belonging and connection with their peers. Within the ambience of the findings, the research recommends that, there should be an implementation of choreographic interventions by institution in other educational institutions.

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