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In some instances, observation is the only method possible for collecting data.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Discuss the meaning of eigenvalue and the use of these within factor analysis.



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An eigenvalue is a measure of the ratio of the variance explained by a specific factor to that by the average factor. Therefore the sum of the eigenvalues for a factor analysis solution will equal the original number of variables. A typical approach is for factors with eigenvalues less than 1 to be discarded; those with eigenvalues not too much greater than 1 to be considered suspect; and those with large eigenvalues retained in the solution. How much greater than 1 an eigenvalue should be for a factor to be deemed acceptable is a judgment call.



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