am looking at the factor structure of a specially constructed 61 item questionnaire to test to what extent there is specificity - there is always a large first factor. I want to be able to reference it in a paper I am doing on EFA on a sample of 944 fibromyalgia patients (interesting in relation to the question I see below. I am only just getting used to researchgate?
Hello Michael, citations go in the last book of EFA I know of as follows:
authors (first names abbreviated) -max 3 and at al. Full titile,journal's full name,,year,volume, first and last pages. BR Kristof
What do you need the EFA reference for? Are you not familiar with factor analysis? Do you want to analyse data and need help?
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Pallant, (2013).
or
Discovering statistics using SPSS by Professor Andy P Field Chapter 17.
You can download it free...
Thanks - I have actually been citing Osborne's online book, but these additional ones are useful
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