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Americans have traditionally had a special relationship with their colleges and universities.
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student precollege characteristics, precollege traits, student body selectivity, statistically significant positive direct effect, extrinsic occupational values, postcollege occupational status, precollege scores, specific college experiences, early career earnings, other nonwhite men, significant positive indirect effect, thirteen small colleges, various college experiences, sex atypicality, college selectivity, occupational status returns, positive net influence, moral education interventions, secondary school achievement, informal contact with faculty, institutional selectivity, impulse expression scale, postcollege experiences, statistically significant positive influence, college racial composition
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Defining Issues Test, Study of Values, Graduate Record Examination, Test of Thematic Analysis, Moral Judgment Interview, Omnibus Personality Inventory, United States, Summary of Estimated Between-College Effects, University of California, National Merit Scholarship, Watson-Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal, World War, Cooperative Institutional Research Program, Moderate More, University of Michigan, Educational Testing Service, Los Angeles, Summary of Estimated Within-College Effects, Unclear Unclear, American Council, Baxter Magolda, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Chapters Three, Panel Study of Income Dynamics, Sentence Completion Test
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