THE LEADERSHIP OF THE ABBOTS EFFECTING OPERATION OF STANDARD NATIONAL BUDDHISM OFFICE OF TEMPLES IN MUEANG CHACHOENGSAO DISTIRICT CHACHOENGSAO PROVINCE

Abstract

The purposes of this research article were 1) the level of leadership of the abbot 2) the level of operation according to the standards of the National Bureau of Buddhism 3) the relationship between the leadership of the abbot With the implementation of the standards of the National Buddhism office and 4) the leadership of the abbot That affect the implementation of the standards of the National Buddhism office The sample group used in this research was the abbots, vice abbots, assistant abbots. and the monks number sample of were 214 It is obtained by determining the sample size from the tables of Crazy and Morgan. And simple sampling Research instruments Including questionnaires the statistics used for data analysis were mean, percentage, standard deviation. Pearson correlation coefficient and stepwise multiple regression analysis. The research results were found that;
1) Leadership of the Abbot overall and each aspect is at a high level. Sort the mean from descending: The aspect of having divine virtue, followed by the virtue of sovereignty. Knowledge of the principle of Sapphuristhamma as a friend. Field of vision the part with the lowest mean was competence. 2) Operation according to the standards of the National of Buddhism Office Overall and each aspect is at a high level. In descending order, the mean was public utilities, followed by propagation. Administrative Public welfare Religious education the part with the lowest mean was education work. 3) The relationship between the leadership of the abbot. With the implementation of standard National of Buddhism Office There was a large positive correlation, statistically significant at the .05 level. 4) Leadership of the Abbot In terms of being kingship and being knowledgeable and able to affect the implementation standard of the National Buddhism Office standards. Can jointly predict the implementation of the standards of the National Bureau of Buddhism, 63.9% With statistical significance at the .05 level.