“…Contrary to the widely read and quoted conclusions of Jacob (1957), all reported studies of personality change in college students during college indicate that measurable changes occur. From the earliest studies (Corey, 1936(Corey, , 1940Kuhlen, 1941;Newcomb, 1943) to the last published study (Lehmann, Sinha, & Hartnett, 1966), and reviews on the topic (Bloom & Webster, 1960;McCullers & Plant, 1964;Webster, Freedman, & Heist, 1962), changes in attitude, interest, personality, and value test scores have been reported for college students during their college years. With respect to certain of the variables with which the present study is concerned, it has been consistently reported from institutions as different as Michigan State University (Lehmann, 1963;Lehmann & Dressel, 1962, 1963Lehmann et al, 1966), San Jose State College (Plant, 1958a(Plant, , 1958b(Plant, , 1962(Plant, , 1965 Santa Clara (Foster, Stanek, & Krassowski, 1961), Vassar College (Freedman, 1960Webster, 1958;Webster et al, 1962), and six California junior colleges (Telford & Plant, 1963) that:…”