Sentences with phrase «original factor structure»

The original factor structure was replicated, suggesting three factors: Precontemplation, Contemplation, and Action.
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.
Results: The analysis did not replicate the original factor structure.
Although some studies have replicated its original factor structure (e.g., [21]-RRB-, other studies have failed to reproduce the same factor structure (e.g., [22 — 24]-RRB-, and normative data for parent - ratings of older children in Sweden are missing.
Translation and validation of Passionate Love Scale (PLS) from English language to Urdu language according to Pakistani Cultural context revealed that the 15 - items Urdu Passionate Love Scale secured the original factor structure of the PLS..

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In the first step, CFA was used to test whether the original eight - factor structure based on the WOCQ manual (Folkman & Lazarus, 1988b) fit our data.
An exploratory factor analysis replicated the original six - factor structure.
Kouyama & Fujihara (1991) showed that the Japanese version had one - factor structure as well as the original version (Cacioppo & Petty, 1982) and indicated that the Japanese and the original version were comparable.
For the two samples, the original four - factor structure was not easily reproducible.
the present study did not assess these measures considering that there exist no Japanese measures of these constructs that replicated the factor structures of the original measures.
In that respect, in their study, conducted with students aged between 14 and 16, De Corte et al. (2011) were not able to replicate the original structure of the COPE questionnaire (15 subscales) but instead identified six reliable factors.
The current study provides evidence from a large national pediatric primary care sample that the rates of risk and reliability of the PSC - 17 found in the current sample were comparable to those reported in the original derivation study collected about 15 years earlier and that the previously identified factor structure fit the current data reasonably well.
Results CFA and reliability analysis revealed factor structures and the Cronbach alpha values of the subscales were consistent with original versions.
This study shows that in a new national sample, the prevalence of risk, reliability, and factor structure of the PSC - 17 were comparable to those reported in the original derivation study, thus supporting its continued clinical and research use.
We hypothesized that, with respect to the original PSC - 17 derivation sample, 3 the new sample would be comparable in reliability, factor structure, and in positive screening, despite the passage of ∼ 15 years.
The parallel analysis identified seven factors and the EFA showed simple structure for all seven original constructs except self - concept.
Exploratory factor analysis revealed two principal factors matching the factorial structure of the original validation.
Based on the factorial structure of the original version of the test we expected different factor loadings for positive and
Based on the factorial structure of the original version of the test we expected different factor loadings for presence of meaning and search for meaning in life items.
In contrast to the original English version, a 4 - factor structure could not be identified.
Based on the factorial structure of the original version of the test we expected factor loadings in a single factor.
Thus, the exploratory factor analysis confirms the original factorial structure of the scale.
Exploratory Factor Analysis retained the original one - dimensional factor structure of PLS which explained 64.2 % of the common varFactor Analysis retained the original one - dimensional factor structure of PLS which explained 64.2 % of the common varfactor structure of PLS which explained 64.2 % of the common variance.
The factor structure, internal consistency, and convergent and divergent validity as well as their relationship to quality of life are comparable to the original MAAS - A.
We examined the internal consistency, the factor structure, and the construct validity in a large sample of adolescents from the general population and compared findings to results from the original MAAS - A.
The scales obtained the same factor structures observed in the original studies and the following Cronbach's alpha indicators with the Brazilian sample: Etas Intimacy:.84, Etas Passion:.84, Etas Commitment:.87 and Relationship satisfaction:.90.
A 7 - factor structure model with some important similarities and differences to the original version was confirmed.
Do the Chinese translations of the parent, teacher and self report versions of the SDQ have the same five subscale factor structure in this population as was demonstrated for the original English version in a UK population?
Confirmatory factor analyses supported a two - factor structure including callous and uncaring dimensions from 12 of the 24 original ICU items.
Several studies have supported the original five factor structure of the SDQ in both clinical and epidemiological samples [15, 20, 30, 32, 45 — 47], others have raised questions about the structural validity of this model.
Recently, there has been a debate regarding the factor structure of SCS; whilst Neff (2016) argued in favour of the use of total score and the original six subscales, it has been argued that the positive and negative items are measuring different aspects of self - compassion and therefore should not be combined to provide a total self - compassion score (López et al. 2015).
Most recently Palmieri and Smith [29] used confirmatory factor analysis to investigate three models of the SDQs factor structure using data from a US sample of custodial grandmothers and found that the best representation of the latent structure was provided by a model which included the original five factors and an additional factor comprising a «positive construal» factor made up from the positively worded questions.
Results of the confirmatory factor analysis showed that the factor structure of the original ASR can be plausibly applied to the Korean version.
First, it tests the original 8 - factor structure of the Child Eating Behavior Questionnaire (CEBQ).
The first aim was to establish the psychometric properties of a Swedish version of the CEBQ in preschoolers [69], examining the original 8 - factor structure using confirmatory factor analysis (CFA)-- an analysis that has not been done before.
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