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Boonmee Dedanantkul. 1996. The Effect of Democratic Behavior Training on Changing in Democratic Attitude of the Mathayom Suksa two Students. Dissertation. M.S. (Behavioral Science). Behavioral Science Research Institute. This study on "the effect of democratic behavior training on democtatic attitude changing of the students in Mathayom Suksa two" has two main purposes: firstly, to examine the effect of democratic behavior training in life style on attitude changing in life style and secondly, to compare the effect of democratic behavior training in life style between the voluntary group and the involuntary group. A total of 60 students in Mathayon Suksa two with low democratic attitude in life style were equally sapling into voluntary group and involuntary guoup, to be trained on democratic behavior in life style. Twenty experimentations were carried out. The subjects were divided into experimental group and controlling group, to be trained and not to be trained. The voluntary group who had low democratic attitude was sampling into experimental group and controlling group, 15 each, The involuntary group who had low democratic attitude was also diveied with the same method. The experimental group was trained in democratic behavior while the controlling group receives actual teaching. Data was analyzes by using t-test. Results could be summarized as followd: Firstly, the students of democratic behavior trained changed democratic attitude more than those who were untrained. Secondly, the voluntary group changed the democratic attitude more than the involuntary group. It was suggested that these findings could be used to prmote democratic attitude in life style of population in general as well. | SWU | | BSRI |