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A FACTOR MODEL FOR ANALYSING CHANGE
British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology, 1973This paper develops a model for factor analysing scores on n tests administered to N persons on p separate occasions.
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Factor Analyses of the Family Assessment Device
Family Process, 1999The Family Assessment Device (FAD) operationalizes the McMaster Model of Family Functioning, which has been used in numerous studies, translated into seven languages, and is regarded as one of the most researched family assessment tools available. However, exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses using the 7‐by‐7 matrix of subscale correlations ...
T A, Ridenour, J G, Daley, W, Reich
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Combining Factors from Different Factor Analyses Based on Factor Congruence
2018While factor analysis is one of the most often used techniques in psychometrics, comparing or combining solutions from different factor analyses can be cumbersome even though it is necessary in several situations. For example, when applying multiple imputation (to account for incompleteness) or multiple outputation (which can be used to deal with ...
Anikó Lovik +3 more
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SYNTHESIS OF FACTOR ANALYSES: III Interbattery methods of synthesis of factor analyses
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1962Werdelin, I. Synthesis of factor analyses. III. Interbattery methods of synthesis of factor analyses. Scand. J. Psyehol., 1962, 3, 196–204.—Methods of performing several factor analyses on a common sample, so that we arrive at invariant structures, are discussed.
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American Cancer Society nutrition and physical activity guideline for cancer survivors
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Cheryl L Rock +2 more
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16 Principal component and factor analyses
1996Publisher Summary Principal component and factor analyses (PCA and FA) are exploratory multivariate techniques used in studying the covariance (or correlation) structure of measurements made on individuals. The object may vary from reduction of high dimensional data by finding a few latent variables ,which explain the variations of or the ...
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