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| name | uu-factor-analysis-010-en |
| section | Factor analysis |
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| solution | FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, TRUE |
| Type | Conceptual, Case |
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| Language | English |
| Level | Statistical Literacy |
Hedonists turn into altruists when they have children of their own. An empirical study of this expectation requires the development of an altruism-hedonism measurement tool.
Evaluate the following two statements on a factor analysis of a collection of items for the altruism-hedonism scale.
I. Using the Eigenvalue greater than 1 criterion, select a set of factors based on a content criterion.
Explanation:
Theorem 1: The eigenvalue criterion is a statistical criterion. It looks at statistical data without considering the content of the items or an expected number of factors.
Theorem 2: Rotation of the factors precisely aims to make the items load more strongly on the factors, which will make the interpretation of the factors (significantly) easier.