The Casual Factors Model Development Enhancing The Quality Of Life Of Elderly Participating In Dancesport

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  • Thirasuwat Pulworalop, Prasertchai Suksa-Ard, Wanchalee Noriya, Oam To-Aj

Abstract

This research aims to find out the relationship. Develop a causal factor model and find ways to promote the quality of life of the elderly who participate in dance sports activities. Using a Mixed Methods Research Methodology. To collect questionnaires from a group of 400 elderly people and conduct group interviews with eight dance sports experts, by analyzing descriptive statistics such as frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, and distribution coefficient, quantitative analysis was performed with path analysis and qualitative analysis with content analysis.

            The research results found that more than the causal factors affecting the quality of life of the elderly who participate in dance sports activities are statistically significant at the.05 level, divided into direct and indirect effects. Arranged by Path Coefficients: Secondary Education, Social Welfare, Psychological Satisfaction, Environmental Satisfaction, Social Satisfaction, Single Status, Primary School, Townhouse, bachelor’s degree, Warm Relationship, Occupation, Single House, Condominium, Health/Congenital Disease. Lonely Relationship, Physical Health Satisfaction, Age, Gender, Marital Status, Income, and Health Care System, respectively. Most experts agree on quantitative analysis. They suggest organizing additional activities like dancing contests, costume contests, and singing competitions to encourage and motivate the elderly to enhance their dancing skills. It's Motivating. Pride leads to a good quality of life.

            Use the model obtained from the study results to create policy plans or strategies for government organizations such as the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security. The Sports Authority of Thailand, sports organizations, the Health Promotion Foundation, and the private sector, such as hospitals, nursing homes, and comprehensive care centers for the elderly, we have used dance sports activities as a tool to promote the elderly to have a better quality of life.

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2025-09-02

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Thirasuwat Pulworalop, Prasertchai Suksa-Ard, Wanchalee Noriya, Oam To-Aj. (2025). The Casual Factors Model Development Enhancing The Quality Of Life Of Elderly Participating In Dancesport. South Eastern European Journal of Public Health, 144–156. Retrieved from https://www.seejph.com/index.php/seejph/article/view/7067

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