The Political Communication Effects on Democratic Identity Construction of Nakhon Si Thammarat Rajabhat University Students
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The purposes of this research were 1) To study the level of personal media, printing media, electronic media, specialized media and online media in the democratic identity construction; 2) To study the information of personal media, printing media, electronic media, specialized media and online media that effects on the democratic identity construction; 3) To compare the democratic quality of students that divided by sexual, age, religion, faculty, year of studying, hometown. The population of this study is 8735 students. The sample group is specified by Taro Yamane’s method so the size of sample group is 382 students. The study is divided the population by faculty with using the primary random. The statistic that used for analyzing is frequency, percentage, and standard deviation. T- Test and F-test are the statistic that is used to analyze. The finding found that; 1) Most of the population is women (66.8 %) that is more than men (33.2 %), the most of the population are 20-21 years old (44.5%), the most of the population are Buddhism (79.8 %), the most targets group are studying in the faculty of Humanities and Social
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