After items are reversed, the "For" and "Against" is less than the "personal/internal" vs. "societal/external" aspects of the items.
TABLE 23.2 Recreational Drug Survey both.out Apr 12 17:07 1999 INPUT: 39 PERSONS, 20 ITEMS ANALYZED: 39 PERSONS, 20 ITEMS, 5 CATS v2.91 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINCIPAL COMPONENTS (STANDARDIZED RESIDUAL) FACTOR PLOT Factor 1 explains 3.14 of 20 variance units -2 -1 0 1 2 ++---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------++ .7 + | + | A | | B | | .6 + | + | | | | C | | .5 + | + | | | F | | | A .4 + E | D F + C | | | T .3 + G H | + O | | | R .2 + I | + | | | 1 .1 + J | j + | | | L .0 +--------------------------------|--------------------------------+ O | h |i | A -.1 + | g + D | | | I -.2 + | + N | | | G -.3 + | f + | | | -.4 + | e + | | d | | | | -.5 + c| + | | | | | b | -.6 + | a + ++---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------++ -2 -1 0 1 2 ITEM MEASURE TABLE 23.3 Recreational Drug Survey both.out Apr 12 17:07 1999 INPUT: 39 PERSONS, 20 ITEMS ANALYZED: 39 PERSONS, 20 ITEMS, 5 CATS v2.91 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FACTOR 1 FROM PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF STANDARDIZED RESIDUAL CORRELATIONS FOR ITEMS (SORTED BY LOADING) FACTOR 1 EXPLAINS 3.14 OF 20 VARIANCE UNITS +---------------------------------------------------------+ | | | INFIT OUTFIT| ENTRY | |FACTOR|LOADING|MEASURE MNSQ MNSQ |NUMBER ITEM | |------+-------+-------------------+----------------------| | 1 | .68 | -.01 1.07 1.02 |A 5 A:not use | | 1 | .63 | -.54 .66 .63 |B 8 F:stoned | | 1 | .53 | -.50 1.38 1.10 |C 10 F:high | | 1 | .39 | .42 .76 .73 |D 20 A:dope | | 1 | .37 | -.63 .78 .91 |E 13 F:drug-scene | | 1 | .36 | 1.19 2.07 2.03 |F 11 A:no-aspirin | | 1 | .31 | -.71 1.01 .95 |G 9 F:calm | | 1 | .31 | -.54 .77 .67 |H 12 F:relationship | | 1 | .20 | -.32 .71 .90 |I 16 F:fun | | 1 | .11 | -1.60 .68 .59 |J 19 A:side-effects | | 1 | .08 | .32 .96 1.03 |j 17 A:stupid | | |-------+-------------------+----------------------| | 1 | -.59 | .29 1.57 1.46 |a 1 F:legal | | 1 | -.57 | .83 1.33 1.43 |b 2 A:dangerous | | 1 | -.48 | -.04 .98 .93 |c 6 A:psycho | | 1 | -.41 | .21 .96 .96 |d 7 F:trip | | 1 | -.39 | 1.00 .99 .99 |e 18 F:less-alcohol | | 1 | -.30 | .57 1.01 .93 |f 4 A:unnatural | | 1 | -.09 | .57 1.19 1.17 |g 15 F:experience | | 1 | -.06 | -.54 .84 1.01 |h 3 A:regret | | 1 | -.05 | .05 .71 .76 |i 14 A:care-givers | +---------------------------------------------------------+
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