The purpose is to study the factors that affect the population of the marketing mix consumer pearl milk tea: Tea More case study to compare the effect of the marketing mix of consumers. The sample used in this study include pearl milk tea: Tea More Case Study which has a branch located in the Sukhumvit area. Bangkok The storage From the sample of use services at Pearl Milk Tea More 400 using statistics to analyze the data including the frequency of the Mean ( X ) the standard deviation ( . .DS ) and inferential statistics by analyzing the one-way ANOVA using statistical t-Test F-Test and crossover frequency distribution table. (Cross-tabulation) analysis conclusion. 1. Analysis respondents. Most are male aged 21-30 years with a single level of undergraduate studies. The average monthly income of less than 15000 baht a career and most other states including student groups. 2. Analysis of factors affecting the personal consumption pearl milk tea: Tea More Case Study found that gender age education level age and different opinions on products pricing channel distribution locations. the field of marketing is different except for the age difference. As a result the products factor Price Channel Promotion and marketing is no different. 3. Behavior Analysis found that female consumers pearl milk tea pearls consumption than men. And those aged less than 20 years of education than a bachelors degree. And those earning more than 55000 baht to consume more than six cups a week. Most are intended for consumption. Preference in the product and the taste which over time with most consumers and the afternoon. For products that are of interest most consumers. Including traditional milk And the toppings are a consumer favorite pearls. The person influencing the consumption of milk pearls are very self. Subsequent research suggested that there should be a comparison of the goods or services which are similar to features. Cons of goods and services The obvious question should be added to the comprehensive control.

The purposes of the study on influence of motivational factors towards on organizational loyalty and performance of operational personnel in health science group in an autonomous university were to 1) study the influence of motivational factors on organizational loyalty among operational personnel and 2) to study the influence of motivational factors on the performance of operational personnel. The questionnaire was applied for data collection with the reliability acquired through Alpha Coefficient of 0.982 which was used to tryout with 30 people and collect data from 124 operational staff in health science group in a state-run university located at Chulapat building (source: Office of Personnel of Faculty of Allied Health Sciences Faculty of Nursing Faculty of Nursing and Faculty of Sports Science January 31 2017). This research is a descriptive research. The data obtained from the researchers questionnaire was analyzed by statistical analysis program including percentage analysis is used to analyze the individual factors mean used for interpreting various data and standard deviation to interpret data in various areas and multiple linear regression for testing the hypothesis as well as Pearson correlation. The research revealed that the hypothesis testing on motivational factors towards organizational loyalty and work performance of operational personnel in health science group in an autonomous university included 1 ) work success 2) work progress 3) acceptance 4) responsibilities and 5) job description while supporting factors included 1) salaries 2) advancement opportunities 3) relationships with others 4) status 5) policy and administration 6) work environment 7) work security and safety which influenced on organizational loyalty and performance of operating personnel in health science group at the 0.05 level of significance. (R = .812)and (.624)

The objectives of this research were (1) to study media exposure behavior of technology technology learning behavior technology using behavior in daily life and self-development of elderlies in Bangkok (2) to compare between demography and self-development of elderlies in social network and (3) to study effects of factors to self-development in social network of the elderlies in Bangkok. The data were collected from 400 elders who were elderly 60 years and over residing in Bangkok Metropolitans. Data analysis employed frequency percentage arithmetic mean (X) standard deviation (S.D.). Statistics used for hypothesis testing included chi-square t-test One-way Analysis of Variance and multiple regressions. The results of study showed that:

The purposes of the study were 1) to study the ethical characteristics of mass communication students in the digital era 2) to study factors influenced to ethical characteristics of mass communication students (MCS) 3) to analyze the confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) of ethical characteristics of MCS based-on Thai qualifications framework for higher education (TQF) 4) to develop and empirically validate the causal model of the factors influenced to ethical characteristics of MCS based-on TQF. The data was collected from 16 experts and 800 simples including mass communication officers and mass communication and communication arts instructors. Data was analyzed by frequency percentage mean standard deviation (S.D.) stepwise multiple regression analysis confirmatory factor analysis and part analysis. The results showed as follows:

The objectives of the research were 1) to study the level of Integrated marketing communication social factors and the students’ decision on undergraduate education in Dusit district 2) to compare the demographic characteristics towards the students’ decisionon undergraduate education in Dusit district 3) to investigate the Integrated marketing communication that influenced the students’ decision on undergraduate education in Dusit district and 4) to investigate the social factor that influenced the students’ decision on undergraduate education in Dusit district. A sample was identified by a number of 400 people who are undergraduate students of the universities in Dusit District in year 2558 which are Suan Dusit University Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University and Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. Questionnaires were used to collect the data. The statistical methods used to analyze data were frequency percentage mean standard deviation t-test one-way analysis of variance and enter multiple regression analysis. 1) The results indicated the majority of sample group were female students for 68.25 percent. Students lives in Bangkok metropolitan region for 51.75 percent. Parents graduated with Undergraduate degrees for 32.25 percent. Parents run their your own business for 36.50 percent. Family income is 15001 – 30000 baht per month for 47.50 percent. 2) The integrated marketing communication and social factor were prioritized in a high level. The students’ decision on undergraduate education were prioritized in a medium level. 3) Student with different gender domicile educational level of parents occupation of parents and monthly family income showed no differences of students’ decision on undergraduate education in Dusit district. 4) The integrated marketing communication including public relations and direct marketing increased the level of students’ decision on undergraduate education in Dusit district. and 5) The social factor including reference group and family increased the level of students’ decision on undergraduate education in Dusit district