“…In Jeong-min's study of university students, people with high activity levels in their social adaptation adapt well. On this wise, while many of these studies are conducted through descriptive statistics on attachment, friendship, stress coping, career identity, professional attitude, self-esteem, daily life, motivation for major selection, self-efficacy, decision-making capability, and satisfaction with university life, which are variables that affect university adaptation of nursing students [12], [13], [14], [15], [16]. Many studies, including attachment, friendship, coping with stress, career sense, professional attitude, self-respect, daily life, motivation for major selection, self-efficacy, decision-making ability, and satisfaction with college life, are conducted through descriptive statistics [15], [16], [17], [18], [19].…”