People’s Role of Resolving Social Violence in Wat Muang Community, Bangkok

Abstract

The objectives of this research were as follows: 1) to study ways to solve social violence; 2) to develop people’s role of resolving social violence to the principles of Ḳhrāwās̄ Dhamma 4; This research was Mixed Methods Research. Samples were 400 People in Wat Muang Community, Bang Khae District, Bangkok. The instruments used were questionnaires and interview, which were reviewed by google form questionnaires to the respondents. The statistics used Descriptive statistics in social science research were frequency, percentage, mean and standard deviation. Statistical inference or references, including t-test and One-Way ANOVA if the difference was statistically significant at the .05 level. To test the difference of the average income is coupled by means of Scheffé. The research found that: 1) People have a role in resolving social violence according to the principles of Ḳhrāwās̄ Dhamma 4. People can participate in planning. by participating in the meeting to determine strategies, plans, projects and activities. Operational aspect people can participate in activities in community areas. through volunteer groups village health volunteers creating a network between the government, the private sector, and civil society. Planned management people can participate in various activities determined by the community, such as organizing training courses on violence prevention. Aspects of monitoring related and responsible agencies able to supervise and follow up on operations according to the established plan. and evaluation the agency responsible for measuring and evaluating the success of the plan according to the set objectives. Taking into account the good quality of life, safety, and peace and tranquility of the people in the community. 2) people’s role of resolving social violence to the principles of Ḳhrāwās̄ Dhamma 4 : S̄ạcca be honest and sincere in order to build trust and not cause violence; Thma be honest and sincere in order to build trust and not cause violence; K̄hạnti tolerance for violence; Cākha sacrifice, generosity donation share to prevent violent problems and 3) The role of solving violence model.