The Influence of Buddhist Principles of Governance and Leadership on Desirable Behaviors of Community Leaders in the Area of Wat Nongtaokham, Ban-Dongpangew, Makhunwan Subdistrict, Sanpatong District, Chiang Mai Province

Abstract

The Objectives of this Research were 1) to Study Gender Factors Influencing of Buddhist Principles of Governance and Leadership on Desirable Behaviors of Community Leaders in the Area of Wat Nongtaokham, Ban-Dongpangew, Makhunwan Subdistrict, Sanpatong District, Chiang Mai Province and 2) to Study the Level of Influencing of Buddhist Principles of Governance and Leadership on Desirable Behaviors of Community Leaders in the Area of Wat Nongtaokham, Ban-Dongpangew, Makhunwan Subdistrict, Sanpatong District, Chiang Mai Province. The Survey Research was Study of 50 community’s leaders in Wat Nongtaokham Area (Only), the population and sample were found that Gender Factor had no Influence on Buddhist Principles of Governance, Leadership and Desirable Behavior of Leaders in the community in the area of ​​ Wat Nongtaokham. By using was the questionnaire and using Pearson's correlation coefficient analysis statistics and multiple regression analysis statistics. The Research Results were Showed that the Behavioral Level of the overall factors in leader, leadership, and Buddhist principles in governance were at a moderate level. And the variance of the multiple Regression analysis of the overall factors were significantly affecting the Influence of Buddhist doctrine on governance, leadership and desirable behavior of leaders. And the multiple regression were of the overall factors of the influence of Buddhist principles in governance affecting leadership and the desirable behavior of the leaders with statistical in significance at the 0.01 level. By predicting the variance analysis results of multiple regression analyzes were confirmed that the independent variable (sex) had no statistically insignificant influence on the dependent variable.