|
Factor 1
| | |
|---|
| |
ρ
ve(f1)
|
.56
|
(.52; .61)
|
| |
|
.75
|
(.72; .79)
|
|
Factor 2
| | |
| |
ρ
ve(f2)
|
.43
|
(.37; .48)
|
| |
|
.65
|
(.61; .70)
|
|
Factor 3
| | |
| |
ρ
ve(f3)
|
.65
|
(.61; .69)
|
| |
|
.81
|
(.78; .83)
|
|
Factor correlations
| | |
| |
ϕ
1↔2
|
.74
|
(.67; .81)
|
| |
ϕ
1↔3
|
.80
|
(.76; .85)
|
| |
ϕ
2↔3
|
.81
|
(.74; .87)
|
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a Values are based on the three-factor CFA solution (Model C in Table 1) based on the evidence suggested in the 3-factor E/CFA (Model B in Table 1), namely, factor 1 comprised by items 1, 2 and 6; factor 2 by items 3-5; and factor 3 by items 7-10. In brackets: 95% confidence intervals obtained by bootstrap method (B = 1000).
and factor correlations (ϕ
.↔.), by factor.a
and factor correlations (ϕ
.↔.), by factor.a
