Factor Analysis

KMO and Bartlett's Test

Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy.
Approx. Chi-Square
Bartlett's Test of Sphericity

.801
1220.858

df

276

Sig.

.000

Communalities
Initial

Extraction

Problem solver

1.000

.604

Condition manager

1.000

.672

Individuality

1.000

.737

Adaptableness

1.000

.639

Competency

1.000

.645

Firmness

1.000

.629

Responsiveness

1.000

.766

Hopefulness

1.000

.800

Enthusiasm

1.000

.534

Initiator

1.000

.616

Responsiveness

1.000

.696

Supremacy

1.000

.652

Confident

1.000

.600

Trustworthiness

1.000

.815

Dependability

1.000

.745

Forbearance

1.000

.576

Intellect

1.000

.648

Consciousness

1.000

.598

Reasonable

1.000

.624

Supportive

1.000

.629

Truthfulness

1.000

.682

Resolving

1.000

.784

Selfconfidence

1.000

.716

Flexibility

1.000

.606

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Total Variance Explained

Component

Initial Eigenvalues
Total

% of Variance

Extraction Sums of Squared Loadings

Cumulative %

Total

% of Variance

Rotation Sums of Squared Loadings

Cumulative %

Total

% of Variance

Cumulative %

6.461

26.921

26.921

6.461

26.921

26.921

3.674

15.308

15.308

1.970

8.208

35.129

1.970

8.208

35.129

2.438

10.157

25.466

1.629

6.789

41.918

1.629

6.789

41.918

1.918

7.993

33.459

1.495

6.231

48.149

1.495

6.231

48.149

1.840

7.665

41.124

1.261

5.256

53.405

1.261

5.256

53.405

1.744

7.268

48.392

1.115

4.644

58.049

1.115

4.644

58.049

1.664

6.935

55.327

1.076

4.484

62.533

1.076

4.484

62.533

1.382

5.756

61.083

1.008

4.198

66.731

1.008

4.198

66.731

1.356

5.648

66.731

.923

3.846

70.577

10

.845

3.523

74.100

11

.748

3.118

77.218

12

.654

2.725

79.943

13

.594

2.474

82.417

14

.570

2.376

84.793

15

.536

2.234

87.027

16

.505

2.102

89.129

17

.445

1.855

90.984

18

.422

1.760

92.745

19

.351

1.461

94.206

20

.339

1.413

95.619

21

.320

1.332

96.951

22

.290

1.209

98.160

23

.247

1.030

99.190

24

.194

.810

100.000

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Component Matrixa
Component
1

Reasonable

.672

.114

-.259

.133

.139

.065

.195

-.112

Supportive

.672

.281

-.218

-.013

.156

-.117

-.036

-.107

Resolving

.650

.266

-.135

.183

-.355

.290

.147

-.087

Initiator

.633

-.271

-.025

-.115

.222

.255

-.017

-.116

Confident

.633

.236

-.114

.128

.122

.051

-.120

.289

Intellect

.626

.145

-.232

-.223

-.106

-.115

-.212

-.248

Enthusiasm

.582

-.118

.240

-.134

.131

-.276

.098

.061

Dependability

.580

.021

.006

.445

-.297

.117

-.204

-.257

Individuality

.577

-.027

.147

-.033

-.368

-.005

.057

.492

Truthfulness

.568

.080

-.267

-.233

-.286

.053

.375

-.044

Forbearance

.538

.054

.162

.171

.157

-.426

-.040

-.144

Consciousness

.521

.279

-.410

.004

.185

-.026

.024

.210

Responsiveness

.521

-.063

.067

.262

.103

-.239

.493

-.193

Supremacy

.517

-.389

-.306

-.285

.033

-.087

-.219

.048

Condition manager

.506

-.305

.450

.026

.065

.097

-.029

-.326

Competency

.493

-.146

.314

-.104

-.322

.355

-.054

.197

Adaptableness

.467

-.397

.365

.139

.190

.264

-.047

-.052

Selfconfidence

.423

-.422

-.289

.091

.335

-.021

-.224

.322

Trustworthiness

.295

.551

.284

.418

-.084

-.103

-.365

.136

Flexibility

.408

-.524

.084

.224

-.120

-.263

-.069

.138

Responsiveness

.275

.457

.502

-.368

.058

-.281

-.104

.029

Firmness

.439

-.004

.236

-.546

-.107

-.091

.226

.109

Hopefulness

.269

.398

.197

-.221

.513

.466

-.038

-.009

-.148

.065

.182

.410

.259

.049

.458

.313

Problem solver

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

a. 8 components extracted.

Rotated Component Matrixa

Component
1

Reasonable

.725

.209

.208

.041

.029

.059

.075

-.020

Resolving

.698

.160

-.125

-.125

.425

.226

.031

.088

Truthfulness

.667

-.005

-.028

.142

.363

-.245

-.063

.143

Supportive

.642

.079

.233

.246

-.038

.219

.127

.176

Consciousness

.585

-.185

.400

.090

.065

.136

.176

.007

Responsiveness

.568

.363

-.013

.259

-.085

-.033

-.263

-.313

Confident

.448

.038

.400

.124

.243

.362

.178

-.031

Condition manager

.094

.775

-.012

.206

.089

.040

-.016

.102

Adaptableness

.021

.735

.228

.026

.180

.036

.076

-.084

Initiator

.347

.525

.346

.052

.137

-.135

.189

.156

Selfconfidence

.122

.186

.811

-.065

.034

-.012

-.052

.007

Supremacy

.225

.173

.560

.108

.135

-.193

-.118

.421

-.012

.001

-.166

.753

.103

.286

.252

.123

Firmness

.172

.108

.004

.583

.397

-.260

.075

.130

Enthusiasm

.236

.325

.244

.536

.126

.017

-.094

-.018

Forbearance

.330

.296

.160

.431

-.164

.320

-.197

.005

Individuality

.220

.054

.223

.248

.719

.166

-.165

-.052

Competency

.064

.377

.044

.059

.688

.072

.069

.104

Trustworthiness

.117

-.010

-.055

.140

.110

.871

.079

-.051

Dependability

.438

.421

-.025

-.205

.177

.470

-.201

.200

Hopefulness

.160

.191

.045

.157

.013

.088

.836

-.062

Flexibility

.036

.375

.388

.092

.179

.068

-.518

-.015

-.004

-.009

-.017

-.040

-.021

.033

.031

-.775

.516

.097

.142

.218

.058

.124

.015

.534

Responsiveness

Problem solver
Intellect

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.
a. Rotation converged in 11 iterations.

Component Transformation Matrix

Component

.665

.428

.336

.302

.327

.194

.009

.159

.318

-.496

-.399

.198

-.052

.490

.459

-.041

-.472

.505

-.362

.465

.209

.248

.095

-.246

.135

.196

.007

-.483

-.181

.567

-.338

-.491

-.028

.175

.451

.168

-.600

-.079

.516

-.322

.010

.262

-.114

-.604

.386

-.133

.622

-.024

.401

-.027

-.332

.134

.072

-.552

-.112

-.623

-.233

-.421

.520

.094

.547

.103

.033

-.423

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.

Component Score Coefficient Matrix

Component
1
Problem solver
Condition manager

.073

-.011

.049

.014

.058

-.030

.029

-.631

-.061

.422

-.157

.035

-.088

-.016

.023

.077

Individuality

-.075

-.173

.108

.083

.497

.065

-.132

-.142

Adaptableness

-.117

.374

.053

-.087

.034

-.001

.127

-.086

Competency

-.128

.111

-.048

-.092

.462

.013

.087

.025

Firmness

-.013

-.055

-.074

.337

.212

-.246

.022

.007

Responsiveness

-.126

-.056

-.095

.471

-.006

.145

.098

.082

Hopefulness

-.004

.135

.031

-.010

-.035

-.016

.628

-.074

Enthusiasm

-.024

.051

.076

.312

-.038

-.045

-.091

-.085

Initiator

.036

.227

.092

-.089

-.031

-.143

.194

.059

Responsiveness

.272

.132

-.164

.139

-.199

-.141

-.218

-.308

-.041

-.030

.285

.018

-.002

-.110

-.054

.261

.034

-.124

.236

-.020

.104

.186

.121

-.098

-.092

-.059

.006

.027

.039

.566

.001

-.006

Dependability

.093

.192

-.161

-.265

.004

.275

-.138

.166

Forbearance

.043

.077

.020

.255

-.277

.166

-.190

-.016

Intellect

.114

-.029

-.035

.049

-.113

.039

-.022

.377

Consciousness

.174

-.231

.232

-.004

-.015

.025

.106

-.082

Reasonable

.271

.029

-.005

-.077

-.110

-.068

.052

-.093

Supportive

.183

-.056

.050

.071

-.175

.064

.056

.077

Truthfulness

.284

-.114

-.174

.009

.176

-.277

-.071

.002

Resolving

.251

.009

-.236

-.235

.218

.038

.012

.006

Selfconfidence

-.098

-.031

.529

-.076

-.023

.027

.024

-.058

Flexibility

-.104

.080

.186

.049

.054

.068

-.352

-.047

Supremacy
Confident
Trustworthiness

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.
Component Scores.

Component Score Covariance Matrix

Component

1.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

1.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

1.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

1.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

1.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

1.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

1.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

1.000

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.
Component Scores.

Factor analysis
The first and the foremost initial process in factor analysis is to determine the linear components within the data set i.e., the Eigen values by calculating the Eigen
values for R-matrix. SPSS extracts factors which has values more than 1 which is acceptable. Principal component analysis is an important technique to determine the
strong patterns in the data set and an important instrument for data reduction is followed. The initial value is 1 by definition and extraction values are more than .5 is
usually accepted. In this research the extraction values are high i.e., more than .5 which indicates the proportion of each variables variance. We now proceed with the total.
Finally the rotated component analysis is used to shows the factor loadings for each scale construct. Based on the highest factor loadings each the following names have
been given. The factor matrix contains the coefficients which express the standardized variables in terms of the factors. These coefficients, the factor loadings, represent
the correlations between the factors and the variables. A coefficient with a large absolute value indicates that the factors and the variables are closely related. The
coefficients of the factor matrix can be used to interpret the factors. Although the initial or un rotated factor matrix indicates the relationship between the factors and
individual variables, it seldom results in factors that can be interpreted, because the factors are correlated with many variables. In this case, the factors have been rotated so
that each factor has significant loadings (more than 0.40) ideally with not more than one variable. The method for rotation used here is the Varimax procedure. This is an
orthogonal method of rotation that minimizes the number of variables with high loadings on a factor, thereby enhancing the interpretability of the factors. On the basis of
Table, five components were identified for the 16 variables. Based on the item loadings, these factors were respectively labelled as follows:
Explanation for each factor clubbing
1. The factor explains the 1st component.
2. The factor explains the 2nd component.
3. The factor explains the 3rd component
4. The factor explains the 4th component
5. The factor explains the 5thcomponent
6. The factor explains the 6th component
7. The factor explains the 7th component
8. The factor explains the 8th component

9. The factor explains the 9th component