CREATING A MODEL FOR ETHICAL DEVELOPMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN THE 21st CENTURY
Keywords:
model building, ethical development, human capitalAbstract
The objectives of this study were 1) to study the components for morality development for the potential of human capital development 2) to study the process and factors for morality development for the potential of human capital development 3) to build the model of morality development for the potential of human capital development in the 21st century.
The research format was qualitative research that aimed at organization management , learning organization and cognitive constructivism issues. The key informants were the 18 persons as follows : the representative from private organization 5 persons , the representative from government 4 persons and the representative from religious and education 9 persons by in-depth interview with purpose sampling .
The research findings as followings:
- The components for morality development for the potential of human capital development found that 66.66 % came from the integration with religion activities and co-ordination with others department.
- The process and factors for morality development for the potential of human capital development found that 77.77 came from the practice from buddhist way or the way to nirvana-noble eightfold path and 88.88 % came from basic discipline development.
- The model building of morality development for the potential of human capital development in 21st century is the factors for drive morality development by finding the components for the best and principles and procedures that based on right ways and correspond by social and culture that response for people found that 100 % came from skill building and morality development which will be make the human in 21st century become to the intellect man , the good man and happy man.
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