Table 1. Major Composition of Respondents
Table 2. Degree of Chemistry Learning in High School
Table 3. Relationship Between the High School Chemistry Course and the University General Chemistry Course
Table 4. Component matrix analyzed by Direct Oblimin method
Table 5. Analysis Results of Factor 1
Table 6. Analysis Results of Factor 2
Table 7. Analysis Results of Factor 3
Table 8. Correlation Between Learning Background and Chemistry Learning Aptitude
Table 9. Score of Factor 1 by Gender (T-test)
Table 10. Score of Factor 1 by the Major (ANOVA)
Table 11. Chemistry Learning Aptitude According to Chemistry of Major (T-test)
Table 12. Chemistry Learning Aptitude According to Degree of Chemistry Learning (ANOVA)
Table 13. Chemistry Learning Aptitude According to Dependence on Selection in the SAT(T-test)
Table 14. Chemistry Learning Aptitude According to Feelingsof Helping with Prior Learning
Table 15. Chemistry Learning Aptitude According to CommonFeeling of Prior Learning
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