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The International Journal of the Royal Society of Thailand
                                                                                         Volume XI - 2019



                        The desirability of consequences: the results showed that most Thai
                people desired consequences which were self-actualizing, offering security in
                life, and were good for society. These desired consequences are universally

                desirable according to Maslow’s basic needs.
                        All the desired consequences showed the influences of Buddhism upon

                the way of living of Thai people. As Buddhadasa (1974) stated his formula for
                morality in our lives in this world will be happy and free from worry because we
                have no attachment to things as “mine”.
                        Thai people belief in destiny of subjects: The findings showed that most
                Thai people believed in destiny. They believed that a person who did good things,
                would receive good results. In other word they believed that good consequences
                would follow good behaviors.

                        They also believed that people would be punished if they did bad things.
                This belief has a strong influence upon the way of living of Thai people. Thai

                people, no matter whether rich or poor, give away things for others in order to
                gain better living in the future or even in their next lives.
                        In conclusion the results obtained in this research study offer some insight
                into the explain the belief of the Thai people concerning morality. Thai people like
                most of people in this world have good moral cognitions. It seems that the only
                strong problem they face is how to overcome temptation and behave in ways in
                which they believe.

                        Concerning the physicians’ ethics especially in the modern era practicing
                medical ethics has become more demanding. The advancement of science with
                new technologies, new therapies and complex clinical trials has resulted in a

                situation where the current principles and concepts of medical ethics alone are not
                adequate in situations. There for teaching ethics to medical students in a broader
                way would cover the implications that result following treatment. This will be
                more beneficial for patients.
                        Finally, Sarah William (2018) indicated 10 values of culture trip to live by
                Thailand. Ten Thai values that any Thai people can incorporate to his or her life

                are as follow:









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