Self-Defending Behavior against Drug Abuse of the Third Cluster Students in the Schools of Phrao Network One Phrao District, Chiang Mai Province

Abstract

The objectives of this research to study and to compare study the behavior of the amphetamine self-defense. The study sampling subjects were the Grade 3 students of the school network in Chang Mai Educational Service Area Office 1, Grade Level 3 schools in the Prow 1 for a total of 265 selected by stratified sampling. The research tools were questionnaires. Statistics for data analysis included frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, and t-test and F-test.
Results of the research were as follows: 1) Grade 3 students in the sample have a habit of self-protection by the addictive drug, and the third is the high level interpretation. Considering the average of the sort found in the descending order with the highest average self-control. This is the second level in the field of self-esteem. The result is a high level. 2) The Grade 3 students with different levels of education, age and behavior, to protect themselves from the field, including 3 of amphetamine were not significantly different.