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    • The Adjective Inventory (AI) and College Characteristics Index (CCI) are established measures in personality and college environment research.
    • Previous research has utilized these instruments independently to understand student-college interactions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the dimensional overlap and unique contributions of the AI and CCI when considered together.
    • To explore how personality factors influence college choice dimensions, specifically academic interests and social relationships.

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    • Factor analysis was employed to examine the common and unique dimensions captured by the AI (13 factors) and CCI (11 factors).
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    • The AI and CCI, while measuring different constructs (individual vs. environment), share underlying dimensions related to college choice.
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