DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC-MINDED BEHAVIORS OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSIONISTS IN PHRA NAKHON SI AYUTTHAYA PROVINCE

Abstract

Development of Public-Minded Behaviors of Agricultural Extensionists in
Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province has a purpose to study public-minded behavior, to study the needs for developing public-minded behavior, and to study ways to develop the public-minded behavior of agricultural extensionists in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. To collect data by interviewing 77 agricultural extensionists and 5 experts with knowledge, understanding, and experience in public behavior.

The study found that

opinions on public behavior Reading books that are already in the office and then keeping the books in their original place. had the highest mean public mind behavior (=4.844), followed by when using public telephones. would leave the phone in its original condition (=4.831). The opinion level with the highest mean level of need for the development of public mind behavior was proposing a project to request budgets for activities for developing farmers (=4.455), followed by knowing the rules for using government property such as cars, equipment offices (=4.377), while the comparison study found that the use of both sides of paper and bringing equipment or tools that can be used to repair and modify can continue to take advantage, as can project proposals to ask for budgets for activities for developing farmers It is a public minded behavior that there was no statistically significant correlation or inconsistency. At the 95 percent confidence level, there is a need for development.

The guidelines for developing public mind behavior are: 1) instilling consciousness in using common things and developing consciousness in conservation and preservation of resources for maximum use; 2) cultivating consciousness of responsibility along with developing a selfless expression in various situations necessary for the public; and developing leadership in problem solving. 3) Create ideas to know how to share. and recognizing that everyone has the right to equal service.