Rural women's status and their leadership development
1990
Achara Navachinda (Kasetsart Univ., Bangkok (Thailand). Faculty of Agriculture. Dept. of Home Economics) | Payom Pitak
Various status of 366 rural women, who were leaders and non-leaders from all parts of the country in 1988, were analyzed by the technique of Discriminant Analysis to discriminate the significant characters of the leader women from the non-leader women. The significant and positive relationship characters to the leadership status of rural women were age, self -sacrifice for the social activities, daughter of the leader, free choice to mate selection, high education, good persuasion, high decision-making on social activities, ability in home management, and spending more time in domestic, social and economic activities.
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