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Multidisciplinary Research, Innovation and Sustainability RMUTT International Conference On Social Sciences and Service Industry 2018 June 30, 2018 Lecture Hall, Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi, Thailand RMUTT ICSS 2018 PROCEEDINGS RAJAMANGALA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY THANYABURI, THAILAND Co-hosted by: De La Salle University, Dasmarinas (DLSUD), Philippines Ifugao State University (IFSU), Philippines National Pingtung University of Science and Technology (NPUST), Taiwan St. Robert’s Global Education and Management Service (SRGEMS), Philippines Rajamangla University of Technology Bankok (RMUTK), Thailand Foreword On behalf of the Faculty of Liberal Arts, I would like to extend my warmest welcome to all presenters, participants, and delegates who have come today for the RMUTT International Conference on Social Sciences and Service Industry 2018. International collaboration that showcases recent research in the field of Social Sciences and Service Industry and networking is essential to address the diverse challenges of today’s knowledge body. It is our university’s interest to be an active participant in international engagement, particularly in the field of Liberal Arts. We aim at addressing the challenges of internationalization to keep abreast with global trends. Today is truly an exceptional occasion for sharing our ideas and best practices and establishing long-lasting friendships that will help build stronger bilateral relationships between our co-hosts and RMUTT in the coming years. We are nurturing long-term working collaborative relationships with universities abroad, particularly those that have complementary research priorities, common challenges, and mutual interests. Finally, I would like to say that I am confident that our efforts and commitment will bear the fruits of stronger working relationships among our institutions. Thank you very much and once again welcome to RMUTT ICSS 2018 and welcome everyone to RMUTT! Asst. Prof. Rungrudee Apiwathnasorn Chairperson, Steering Committee, RMUTT ICSS 2018 Dean, Faculty of Liberal Arts i TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword ............................................................................................................ i Managing Committee RMUTT ICSS 2018 .............................................................. 3 Editorial Board and Staff RMUTT ICSS 2018 Proceedings ........................................ 5 List of Reviewers RMUTT ICSS 2018 .................................................................... 6 Summary of Papers RMUTT ICSS 2018 ................................................................. 9 Notes to Authors/Contributors of Proceedings ...................................................... 11 Notes to readers/users when using any portion of these proceedings ...................... 12 About the Authors ............................................................................................... 13 Ways of Being Multidisciplinary in Research Richard Watson Todd.......................................................................................... 17 Predictors of Health Promoting Behaviors among Teenage Pregnancy in Ratchaburi Province, Thailand Sarinthorn Mungkhamanee, Viparat Yomdit, Phatcharin Wihokharn, Issara Siramaneerat ........................................................................................... 29 The Influence of Social Media on Tourism: A Case Study of Man-made Tourist Attraction in Thailand Atchira Tiwasing ................................................................................................ 41 Challenging Accepted Practices in Questionnaire Design Eric Agrie Ambele, Richard Watson Todd ............................................................ 56 How Do Applied Linguists and Programmers Speak Psychology? Punjaporn Pojanapunya ...................................................................................... 69 Pre-reading Strategies and the Academic Performance of Students in Science at Rachinee Burana School, Nakhonpathom, Thailand Luz Bulawin Darantinao ..................................................................................... 85 Dynamics Power of Language in Clinching a Crown in a Beauty Pageant Kevin Darwin Crisostomo Balayan .................................................................... 104 A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Selected Speeches of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte: A Corpus-based Approach Remart Padua Dumlao ...................................................................................... 119 An Investigation of Thai Student’s Perception on Interactional Strategies in General English Course at the University Level Panadda Pratoomrat, Kulaporn Hiranburana .................................................... 145 Introspection into the Formulation Processes of the Writing of Cover Letter Writing :An application to English Language Teaching at Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi Parichart Kluensuwan ...................................................................................... 158 Project-Based Learning upon Storytelling for Thai Students: Under Independent Study Supervision Nattinan Congpueng, Apitchaya Pliewma, Maleerat Keawy ou, Kulasatree Hosuwan, Sulaganya Punyayodhin ................................................... 179 Mother Tongue Interference in Students’ Speaking Weerapa Pongpanich ........................................................................................ 193 Using Path of Accomplishment to Encourage Students in Studying English Aree Thongrit ................................................................................................... 209 Implementing a Genre-based Approach: Modifications on the Teaching and Learning Cycle Tawatchai Chaisiri ........................................................................................... 221 Problems in Learning English for Communication 1 Course at Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi Suarsaraha Suwannathep .................................................................................. 243 Fossilization in Early Childhood Language Acquisition Rotsukhon Songkhong, Lawrence Honkiss Platon ............................................... 254 © RMUTT International Conference on Social Sciences and Service Industry 2018 2 Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi on June 30, 2018. Managing Committee RMUTT ICSS 2018 President of RMUTT Assoc. Prof. Prasert Pinpathomrat, Ph.D. President of DLSU-D Bro. Augustine Boquer FSC, Ed. D. President of IFSU Prof. Serafin L. Ngohayon, Ph.D. President of NPUST Chang-Hsien Tai, Ph.D. Robert Galindez, Ph.D. President of SRGEMS President of RMUTK Sukit Nitinai, Ph.D. Chair of Steering Committee Asst. Prof. Rungrudee Apiwatlunasorn Asst. Prof. Parichart Kluensuwan Asst. Prof. Surawong Srisuwatcharee Asst. Prof. Paisal Sukasame Dr. Tawatchai Chaisiri © RMUTT International Conference on Social Sciences and Service Industry 2018 3 Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi on June 30, 2018. Chair of Organizing Committee Dr. Tawatchai Chaisiri Dr. Lawrence Honkiss, SWU Ms. Rotsukon Songkhong Ms. Yaowaret Ketkaew Ms. Patcharin Jungprawate Asst. Prof. Chalad Sawangjaeng Ms. Rapee Sawangjaeng Dr. Pim-on Kaewdang Asst. Prof. Nopparat Phipek Asst. Prof. Pimnapat Bhumkittipich Asst. Prof. Dr. Kantarin Rugsakorn Asst. Prof. Dr. Parichart Kleunsuwan Ms. Warisara Sukumolchan Dr. Pimpika Thongrom Dr. Thitapa Sinthurat Dr. Issara Siramaneerat Dr. Wanpen Poomarin Dr. Benjawan Rungruangsuparat Dr. Supaphorn Akkapin, RMUTK Dr. Ariya Riengchantr, RMUTK Dr. Jennifer Arroyo, DLSUD Dr. Alehndro Tenorio, DLSUD © RMUTT International Conference on Social Sciences and Service Industry 2018 4 Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi on June 30, 2018. Editorial Board and Staff RMUTT ICSS 2018 Proceedings Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief Dr. Tawatchai Chaisiri Associate Editor Assoc. Prof. Suchada Nimmannit Associate Editor Asst. Prof. Dr. Panuwat Pakdeeaksorn Associate Editor Asst. Prof. Dr. Danai Bawornkiattikul Associate Editor Asst. Prof. Dr. Ubon Sanpatchayapong Associate Editor Asst. Prof. Dr. Parichart Kluensuwan Associate Editor Dr. Lawrence Honkiss Associate Editor Asst. Prof. Rotsukon Songkhong Associate Editor Asst. Prof. Kamonnat Tamrackhitkun Associate Editor Dr. Wanpen Poomarin Associate Editor Dr. Benjawan Rungruangsuparat Associate Editor Dr. Thitapa Sinturat Associate Editor Ms. Kanyalek Futrakul Associate Editor Ms. Karla Walker Associate Editor Mr. Gary McGill © RMUTT International Conference on Social Sciences and Service Industry 2018 5 Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi on June 30, 2018. List of Reviewers RMUTT ICSS 2018 Local Reviewers 1. Asst. Prof. Dr. Panuwat Pakdeeaksorn Prince of Songkla University 2. Asst. Prof. Dr. Danai Bawornkiattikul Burapha University 3. Assoc. Prof. Suchada Nimmannit Rangsit University 4. Asst. Prof. Dr. Ubon Sanpatchayapong Rangsit University 5. Dr. Paradee Yasothonsrikul Mahasarakham University 6. Dr. Lawrence Honkiss Srinakharinwirot University 7. Dr. Nutsurang Pukkalanun Surin Rajabhat University 8. Asst. Prof. Dr. Arisa Samrong Ramkhamhaeng University 9. Dr. Ariya Riengchantr Rajamangala University of Technology Bangkok 10. Dr. Supaporn Akkapin Rajamangala University of Technology Bangkok 11. Asst. Prof. Dr. Nisakorn Singhasenee Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi © RMUTT International Conference on Social Sciences and Service Industry 2018 6 Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi on June 30, 2018. 12. Asst. Prof. Dr. Parichart
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