Sentences with phrase «order factor structure»

Comparing the second - order factor structure of the Family Environment Scale across husbands» and wives» perceptions of their family environment.

Not exact matches

In order to get the two senses of durations - the raw one given in sense - awareness, which has reiterative patterns and so on, and the events which are introduced as factors — he gives them the same name and then in his «duro» he loses the reiterating structures given in sense - awareness.

«Our group is currently working on determining the high resolution molecular structures of the truncated prion protein variants associated with familial human CAA in order to gain a complete atomistic understanding of the factors underlying their transmission, and the present study is a major stepping stone in this effort,» Jaroniec said.

To reach this goal, strategies are developed that become: an integral part of the department's organisational process, imbedded within management's decision making process, and strategies that are systematic, structured and take into account human factors in order to have sustainable impact on the community, work environment and ultimately litigation.

In order to evaluate the factor structure an exploratory factor analysis was conducted.

In order to examine the factorial structure of the scale we proceeded to Exploratory Factor Analysis.

In order to test the fit of the structure in the data to the theoretical model, a confirmatory factor analysis was performed.

Data was analyzed using psychometrical scale analysis to identify validity and reliability, two - step cluster analysis in order to identify typological clusters of lovers, and factor analysis to understand the composition of dimensional structures.

The original factor structure, composed of a second - order factor of attachment and three first - order factors (Trust, Communication, and Alienation), was confirmed for both scales (Parents Attachment and Peers Attachment) in the sample of children and replicated in the sample of adolescents using confirmatory factor analyses.

Age standardisation Age standardisation is a way of allowing comparisons between two or more populations with different age structures, in order to remove age as a factor when examining relationships between variables.