PEOPLE PERCEPTION TOWARDS POLITICAL PARTIES AT BANG PHAE DISTRICT IN RATCHABURI PROVINCE

Abstract

The research findings revealed the following: 1. The overall level of public perception of the role of political parties in Bang Phae District, Ratchaburi Province, was high. When considered in individual aspects, all aspects were at a high level. Furthermore, the overall level of public perception of the role of political parties in Bang Phae District, Ratchaburi Province, based on the Four Noble Truths (Iddhipada 4), was also high. 2. The analysis of the relationship between the Four Noble Truths (Iddhipada 4) and public perception of the role of political parties in Bang Phae District, Ratchaburi Province, showed a moderate positive correlation, statistically significant at the 0.01 level, thus accepting the hypothesis. 3. The application of the Four Noble Truths (Iddhipada 4) to promote public perception of the role of political parties in Bang Phae District, Ratchaburi Province, included: 1) Chanda (love for what one does): Political parties that demonstrate love and pride in their birthplace, understanding the way of life and culture; 2) Viriya (diligence, perseverance): Political parties that are truly committed, patient, and do not give up in the face of obstacles in solving problems; 3) Jitta (attentiveness, focus on what one does): Political parties that prioritize listening to problems, understanding diverse needs, and carefully considering the impact. This demonstrates attentiveness and dedication to area development. 4) Vimangsa (Working diligently without abandoning the task; constantly monitoring, reviewing, reflecting, and considering): A political party that monitors its policies, performance, and corruption, and is open to listening to the opinions of the public and stakeholders, analyzing the advantages and disadvantages, and considering corrective actions.