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Factor Analysis Results in Stata

The document contains output from a statistical analysis using Stata software, specifically focusing on factor analysis with 1723 observations. Five factors were retained, and various reliability coefficients for different scales were calculated, indicating strong internal consistency. Additionally, there were attempts to generate composite scores for several variables, though one of the commands resulted in an error due to a syntax issue.

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Factor Analysis Results in Stata

The document contains output from a statistical analysis using Stata software, specifically focusing on factor analysis with 1723 observations. Five factors were retained, and various reliability coefficients for different scales were calculated, indicating strong internal consistency. Additionally, there were attempts to generate composite scores for several variables, though one of the commands resulted in an error due to a syntax issue.

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___/ / /___/ / /___/ 13.0 Copyright 1985-2013 StataCorp LP
Statistics/Data Analysis StataCorp
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MP - Parallel Edition College Station, Texas 77845 USA
800-STATA-PC [Link]
979-696-4600 stata@[Link]
979-696-4601 (fax)

3-user 8-core Stata network perpetual license:


Serial number: 501306208483
Licensed to: IDRE-UCLA
IDRE-UCLA

Notes:
1. (/v# option or -set maxvar-) 5000 maximum variables

. import excel "C:\Users\hp\OneDrive\Desktop\MBA\Research Methods and Publications Ethics\[Link]", sheet("[Link].0123955.s002") firstrow

. factor POS1_T1- ACO6_T1, pcf factors(5) blanks(.30)


(obs=1723)

Factor analysis/correlation Number of obs = 1723


Method: principal-component factors Retained factors = 5
Rotation: (unrotated) Number of params = 135

Factor Eigenvalue Difference Proportion Cumulative

Factor1 8.20631 4.55168 0.2830 0.2830


Factor2 3.65464 1.03780 0.1260 0.4090
Factor3 2.61683 0.53263 0.0902 0.4992
Factor4 2.08420 0.88222 0.0719 0.5711
Factor5 1.20198 0.30109 0.0414 0.6126
Factor6 0.90089 0.05213 0.0311 0.6436
Factor7 0.84877 0.16477 0.0293 0.6729
Factor8 0.68400 0.02386 0.0236 0.6965
Factor9 0.66014 0.03505 0.0228 0.7192
Factor10 0.62509 0.00945 0.0216 0.7408
Factor11 0.61564 0.02004 0.0212 0.7620
Factor12 0.59559 0.04560 0.0205 0.7826
Factor13 0.54999 0.02237 0.0190 0.8015
Factor14 0.52762 0.02860 0.0182 0.8197
Factor15 0.49902 0.01138 0.0172 0.8369
Factor16 0.48764 0.00540 0.0168 0.8537
Factor17 0.48224 0.03348 0.0166 0.8704
Factor18 0.44876 0.01626 0.0155 0.8858
Factor19 0.43250 0.03140 0.0149 0.9008
Factor20 0.40110 0.01776 0.0138 0.9146
Factor21 0.38334 0.03126 0.0132 0.9278
Factor22 0.35207 0.02069 0.0121 0.9399
Factor23 0.33138 0.02039 0.0114 0.9514
Factor24 0.31099 0.02753 0.0107 0.9621
Factor25 0.28347 0.01301 0.0098 0.9719
Factor26 0.27045 0.04325 0.0093 0.9812
Factor27 0.22721 0.04927 0.0078 0.9890
Factor28 0.17794 0.03772 0.0061 0.9952
Factor29 0.14022 . 0.0048 1.0000

LR test: independent vs. saturated: chi2(406) = 2.6e+04 Prob>chi2 = 0.0000

Factor loadings (pattern matrix) and unique variances

Variable Factor1 Factor2 Factor3 Factor4 Factor5 Uniqueness

POS1_T1 0.5861 0.4678 0.3885


POS2_T1 0.4087 0.4656 0.6044
POS3_T1 0.5158 0.4194 0.5118
POS4_T1 0.4784 0.4740 0.4848
POS5_T1 0.4813 0.6369
POS6_T1 0.5154 0.4954 0.4713
POS7_T1 0.4679 0.5953 0.4002
POS8_T1 0.4913 0.3892 0.5310
LMX1_T1 0.5448 -0.5194 0.3690
LMX2_T1 0.6150 -0.5502 0.2630
LMX3_T1 0.6115 -0.5408 0.2756
LMX4_T1 0.5996 -0.5417 0.2811
LMX5_T1 0.5555 -0.4800 0.4053
LMX6_T1 0.6297 -0.4587 0.3270
LMX7_T1 0.6353 -0.5064 0.2794
JAUT1_T1 0.5076 0.7427 0.1268
JAUT2_T1 0.4885 0.7737 0.1035
JAUT3_T1 0.4960 0.7621 0.1094
OI1_T1 0.4554 0.4356 -0.3936 0.3807
OI2_T1 0.4346 0.3933 0.5395
OI3_T1 0.4753 0.3493 0.5634
OI4_T1 0.5222 0.4835 0.3670
OI5_T1 0.4978 0.4743 -0.3805 0.2931
OI6_T1 0.4365 0.4375 -0.3516 0.4364
ACO1_T1 0.5881 0.5421
ACO3_T1 0.5857 -0.4821 0.3740
ACO4_T1 0.4909 0.3094 -0.4663 0.4153
ACO5_T1 0.6058 0.4247
ACO6_T1 0.5948 -0.4431 0.3308

(blanks represent abs(loading)<.3)

. rotate, oblimin(0) oblique blanks(.30)

Factor analysis/correlation Number of obs = 1723


Method: principal-component factors Retained factors = 5
Rotation: oblique oblimin (Kaiser off) Number of params = 135

Factor Variance Proportion Rotated factors are correlated

Factor1 5.91481 0.2040


Factor2 5.19225 0.1790
Factor3 5.06396 0.1746
Factor4 4.73735 0.1634
Factor5 3.86846 0.1334

LR test: independent vs. saturated: chi2(406) = 2.6e+04 Prob>chi2 = 0.0000

Rotated factor loadings (pattern matrix) and unique variances

Variable Factor1 Factor2 Factor3 Factor4 Factor5 Uniqueness

POS1_T1 0.7394 0.3885


POS2_T1 0.6185 0.6044
POS3_T1 0.6678 0.5118
POS4_T1 0.7082 0.4848
POS5_T1 0.5313 0.6369
POS6_T1 0.7042 0.4713
POS7_T1 0.7982 0.4002
POS8_T1 0.6514 0.5310
LMX1_T1 0.8118 0.3690
LMX2_T1 0.8566 0.2630
LMX3_T1 0.8436 0.2756
LMX4_T1 0.8549 0.2811
LMX5_T1 0.7729 0.4053
LMX6_T1 0.7997 0.3270
LMX7_T1 0.8307 0.2794
JAUT1_T1 0.9251 0.1268
JAUT2_T1 0.9523 0.1035
JAUT3_T1 0.9424 0.1094
OI1_T1 0.7885 0.3807
OI2_T1 0.6380 0.5395
OI3_T1 0.5340 0.5634
OI4_T1 0.7436 0.3670
OI5_T1 0.8479 0.2931
OI6_T1 0.7471 0.4364
ACO1_T1 0.5241 0.5421
ACO3_T1 0.7773 0.3740
ACO4_T1 0.7874 0.4153
ACO5_T1 0.6125 0.4247
ACO6_T1 0.7842 0.3308

(blanks represent abs(loading)<.3)

Factor rotation matrix

Factor1 Factor2 Factor3 Factor4 Factor5

Factor1 0.7230 0.6774 0.7101 0.5871 0.5252


Factor2 -0.6244 0.1935 0.3481 0.5796 -0.2463
Factor3 0.0387 0.1038 -0.5927 0.3305 0.0577
Factor4 -0.1903 0.6846 -0.1526 -0.4584 0.0760
Factor5 -0.2228 -0.1559 -0.0013 -0.0056 0.8089

. alpha POS1_T1- POS8_T1

Test scale = mean(unstandardized items)

Average interitem covariance: .345496


Number of items in the scale: 8
Scale reliability coefficient: 0.8448

. alpha LMX1_T1- LMX7_T1

Test scale = mean(unstandardized items)

Average interitem covariance: .6578041


Number of items in the scale: 7
Scale reliability coefficient: 0.9208

. alpha JAUT1_T1- JAUT3_T1

Test scale = mean(unstandardized items)

Average interitem covariance: .8033972


Number of items in the scale: 3
Scale reliability coefficient: 0.9385

. alpha OI1_T1- OI6_T1

Test scale = mean(unstandardized items)

Average interitem covariance: .4808525


Number of items in the scale: 6
Scale reliability coefficient: 0.8444

. alpha ACO1_T1- ACO6_T1

Test scale = mean(unstandardized items)

Average interitem covariance: .4567652


Number of items in the scale: 5
Scale reliability coefficient: 0.8056

. generate comp_pos = ( POS1_T1 + POS2_T1 + POS3_T1 + POS4_T1 + POS5_T1 + POS6_T1 + POS7_T1 + POS8_T1 )/8

. generate comp_lmx = ( LMX1_T1 + LMX2_T1 + LMX3_T1 + LMX4_T1 + LMX5_T1 + LMX6_T1 + LMX7_T1 )/7

. generate comp_jaut = ( JAUT1_T1 + JAUT2_T1 + JAUT3_T1 )/3

. generate comp_oi = ( OI1_T1 + OI2_T1 + OI3_T1+ OI4_T1 + OI5_T1 + OI6_T1 )/6

. generate comp_ac = ACO1_T1 + ACO3_T1 + ACO4_T1 + ACO5_T1 + ACO6_T1 )/5


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