Moral Behavior Assessment.pdf

There are 75 participants, with 27 males and 48 females. The majority are government officials, with 46 people holding this position. The age range is diverse, with 3 people under 25, 44 between 25-40, 23 between 41-55, and 5 over 56. Most participants have a bachelor's degree, with 51 people holding this qualification.

The survey assesses behavioral changes in line with targeted moral principles, with 30 questions evaluating various aspects of morality, such as self-discipline, honesty, and responsibility. The results show that most participants exhibit positive behaviors, with high scores in areas like self-discipline, honesty, and responsibility. However, some questions reveal lower scores, indicating areas for improvement, such as willingness to help others and self-awareness.

The survey also categorizes the questions into two moral principles: "คุณธรรมพอเพียง" (sufficiency) and "คุณธรรมวินัย" (discipline). The results show that participants generally exhibit higher levels of discipline than sufficiency, with average scores of 2.02 and 2.11, respectively. Overall, the survey provides insights into the moral behaviors and principles of the participants, highlighting both strengths and areas for improvement.