The Relationship Between Social Adaptability and Slow Employment of College Students - Based on Amos Data Model

Through AMOS and SPSS data analysis software, an intermediary model of social adaptability, personality and slow employment of college students was established. In this paper, with the help of advanced scales at home and abroad, college students from all over China (N = 500) were investigated. The effective rate was 89%, and the Alpha was 0.835. Therefore, the sample is reliable. In addition, through correlation analysis, it is found that college students’ social adaptability has an impact on slow employment. The Bootstrap and AMOS mediating path models were used to find that personality has mediating effect between social adaptability and slow employment. To be specific, extraversion is the only mediator between learning and continuance. Emotionality is the only mediator between interpersonal and dispersion.