Factor analysis / by Richard L Gorsuch

By:

Gorsuch, Richard L

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Routl& , 2015. New York:Edition: 2ndDescription: xx, 443pISBN:

9781138831995

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DDC classification:

519.5354 GOR-F

Contents:

1.Introduction to the Classic Second Edition -- 2. Introduction -- 3. Basic Factor Models-- 4. Matrix Algebra and Factor Analysis-- 5. Geometric Representation of Factor Models. -- 6. Diagonal and Multiple-Group Analysis.-- 7. Principle Factor Solutions. -- 8. Confirmatory Maximum Likelihood Solutions. -- 9. Determining the Number of Factors. -- 10. Rotation and Interpretation of Factors. -- 11. Rotation. -- 12. Higher-Order Factors. -- 13. Factor Scores. -- 14. Relating Factors Across Studies. -- 15. Data Transformations and Indices of Association. -- 16. Two- and Three-Mode Factor Analysis. -- 17. The Replication and Invariance of Factors. -- 18. Factor Analysis as a Research Technique. -- 19. Epilogue. Appendices: Data for Examples. Computer Programs for Factor Analysis. Accuracy of Computer Processing.

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1.Introduction to the Classic Second Edition --
2. Introduction --
3. Basic Factor Models--
4. Matrix Algebra and Factor Analysis--
5. Geometric Representation of Factor Models. --
6. Diagonal and Multiple-Group Analysis.--
7. Principle Factor Solutions. --
8. Confirmatory Maximum Likelihood Solutions. --
9. Determining the Number of Factors. --
10. Rotation and Interpretation of Factors. --
11. Rotation. --
12. Higher-Order Factors. --
13. Factor Scores. --
14. Relating Factors Across Studies. --
15. Data Transformations and Indices of Association. --
16. Two- and Three-Mode Factor Analysis. --
17. The Replication and Invariance of Factors. --
18. Factor Analysis as a Research Technique. --
19. Epilogue. Appendices: Data for Examples. Computer Programs for Factor Analysis. Accuracy of Computer Processing.

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