Thailand
Anthropology
1. They consider the feet as
the dirtiest and the lowliest
part of the body and the
head as the most respected
and highest part of the
body.
2. The concept of Face is
highly valued.
3. They are family-oriented.
4. “Songkran” is a celebration
in Thailand where in the
whole country shuts down
for a momentous water
fight that symbolizes
purification.
5. The dowry in Thailand is an
ancient tradition that some
people are still accustom.
Political Science
1. Thailand is a constitutional
monarchy.
2. The King is the head of the
state and the Prime Minister
is the head of government.
3. Political process in Thailand
is usually controlled by
elites whose power is
derived from the military.
4. Religion has always been a
part of the Thai political
system.
5. All male citizens in
Thailand are required to
register for a year of
military service at the age of
18.
Sociology
1.“Sanuk” is a culture that
embodies their playfulness
and sense of humor that is
central to life in Thailand.
2.They are indirect
communicators or no
confrontational attitude.
3.Bureaucratic elite and older
people are deeply revered.
4.Thai people value the dating
process because it serves as
a test before matrimony.
5.They add the word “ajarn”
after the name of
professionals (monks,
teachers, professors,