Factors Derived from Factor Analysis May Themselves Be Interrelated

question 87

Multiple Choice

Factors derived from factor analysis may themselves be interrelated. When such factors are themselves factor analyzed, the resulting factors are called:

• A) basic factors.
• B) primary factors.
• C) second-order factors.
• D) cardinal factors.

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