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APPENDIX

Appendix 1: Results of exploratory factor analysis EFA

Dependent variable

KMO and Bartlett's Test

Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy.		,810
Bartlett's Test of Sphericity	Approx. Chi-Square	3768,971
	df	55
	Sig.	,000

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Total Variance Explained

Factor	Initial Eigenvalues				Extraction Sums of Squared Loadings		Rotation Sums of Squared Loadings a
	Total	% of Variance	cumulative %	Total	% of Variance	cumulative %	Total
1	4,510	41,000	41,000	4,295	39,047	39,047	3,829
2	2,634	23,949	64,948	2,232	20,287	59,334	3,312
3	1,330	12,090	77,039	1,118	10,159	69,493	2,249
4	,667	6,060	83,099
5	,423	3,848	86,947
6	,382	3,470	90,417
7	,336	3,054	93,471
8	,294	2,677	96,148
9	,223	2,028	98,176
10	,111	1,012	99,188
11	,089	,812	100,000
Extraction Method: Principal Axis Factoring.
a. When factors are correlated, sums of squared loadings cannot be added to obtain a total variance.

Pattern Matrix a

	Factor
	1	2	3
BE2	,979
BE4	,895
BE3	,853
BE1	,745

CE2

	,956
CE1		,905
CE3		,732
AE2			,871
AE3			,783
AE4			,739
AE1			,563
Extraction Method: Principal Axis Factoring. Rotation Method: Promax with Kaiser Normalization.
a. Rotation converged in 4 iterations.

Independent variable

KMO and Bartlett's Test

Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy.		,841
Bartlett's Test of Sphericity	Approx. Chi-Square	15200,892
	df	1081
	Sig.	,000

Total Variance Explained

Factor	Initial Eigenvalues				Extraction Sums of Squared Loadings		Rotation Sums of Squared Loadings a
	Total	% of Variance	cumulative %	Total	% of Variance	cumulative %	Total
1	8,936	19,013	19,013	8,596	18,289	18,289	4,248
2	4,417	9,398	28,412	4,217	8,973	27,262	3,559
3	3,470	7,382	35,794	3,156	6,715	33,976	3,894
4	3,167	6,739	42,533	2,867	6,101	40,077	5,007
5	2,864	6,093	48,627	2,556	5,439	45,516	4,295
6	2,801	5,960	54,587	2,483	5,283	50,799	3,848
7	2,119	4,509	59,097	1,722	3,665	54,464	2,720
8	2,004	4,264	63,361	1,692	3,599	58,063	4,955
9	1,742	3,706	67,067	1,403	2,985	61,048	4,590
10	1,454	3,093	70,160	1,138	2,422	63,470	4,247
11	1,330	2,829	72,989	,982	2,089	65,559	3,905
12	1,036	2,205	75,194	,724	1,540	67,099	5,215
13	,810	1,723	76,917
14	,683	1,452	78,369
15	,621	1,320	79,690
16	,565	1,203	80,893
17	,510	1,086	81,979
18	,504	1,073	83,052

19

,476	1,012	84,064
20	,450	,958	85,022
21	,444	,945	85,968
22	,427	,909	86,877
23	,405	,861	87,738
24	,399	,849	88,586
25	,375	,798	89,384
26	,363	,771	90,156
27	,350	,745	90,901
28	,330	,701	91,602
29	,316	,672	92,274
30	,301	,641	92,915
31	,289	,615	93,530
32	,279	,593	94,123
33	,270	,574	94,697
34	,252	,537	95,234
35	,246	,523	95,757
36	,234	,498	96,255
37	,230	,490	96,745
38	,203	,432	97,177
39	,201	,427	97,604
40	,191	,405	98,010
41	,187	,398	98,408
42	,175	,372	98,780
43	,160	,339	99,120
44	,146	,311	99,431
45	,127	,271	99,701
46	,084	,178	99,879
47	,057	,121	100,000
Extraction Method: Principal Axis Factoring.
a. When factors are correlated, sums of squared loadings cannot be added to obtain a total variance.

Pattern Matrix a

	Factor
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
COS3	,936
COS2	,927
COS4	,913

COS1

,882
COS5	,840
PRT4		,898
PRT2		,863
PRT1		,818
PRT3		,786
LMD3			,902
LMD2			,902
LMD1			,747
LMD4			,727
SEP2				,955
SEP4				,769
SEP1				,747
SEP3				,725
HBS3					,951
HBS2					,765
HBS4					,751
HBS1					,723
VLD4						,912
VLD1						,872
VLD2						,796
VLD3						,577
HDO2							,876
HDO1							,797
HDO3							,780
HDO4							,756
SED3								,858
SED2								,848
SED4								,688
SED1								,589
ISD4									,838
ISD3									,798
ISD2									,734
ISD1									,601
BIC2										,842
BIC3										,732
BIC4										,698

BIC1

									,625
CDO2											,949
CDO3											,786
CDO1											,697
UBS2												,915
UBS1												,719
UBS3												,693
Extraction Method: Principal Axis Factoring. Rotation Method: Promax with Kaiser Normalization.
a. Rotation converged in 7 iterations.