THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE FIVE PRECEPTS OBSERVING VILLAGE PROJECT MANAGEMENT AT RATCHABURI PROVINCE

Abstract

The objectives of this research article were to study the causal factors, effectiveness of the management of the 5 Precepts Village Project, Ratchaburi Province  using the quantitative research to collect data from 515 samples who were administrative monks in Ratchaburi Province with questionnaires and analyzed data with statistical package program. The findings were that: when considering the correlation between 21 observable variables, it was found that the relationship between the variables with a statistically significant difference from zero (p <.01) was 253 pairs with the range coefficient In the range. of 213 to. 977. When considering the correlation of observable variables, it was found that all variables were statistically significant (p <.01) and were positive, indicating that the correlation of all variables was In the same direction. The most correlated variables were Organizing and Staffing, with a statistically significant correlation value at a .01 level of .977, indicating that Organizing Increased, Staffing has also been increased. And the second most correlated variables were Organizing and Controlling, with a statistically significant correlation scale at a 0.01 level of 0.970, indicating that Organizing increased, Controlling will increase as well.