The sequential Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin procedure as an alternative for determining the number of factors in common-factor analysis: A Monte Carlo simulation

By B. Hill. 2011

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1. Patsy D. Moskal
2. Charles D. Dziuban
3. Jessica Thompson
4. Lauren Kramer
5. Genevieve DeCantis
6. Andrea Hermsdorfer

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• Student Satisfaction with Online Learning: Is It a Psychological Contract?. (2015, methodology): “The number of factors (components) retained in the final solution was determined by a procedure originally proposed by Dziuban and Shirkey (1993) and later validated by Hill (2011).”