What Does the Following Output from a Factor Analysis Tell

question 19

Multiple Choice

What does the following output from a factor analysis tell us?

• A)The sample size is adequate, and the correlations in the correlation matrix are significantly bigger than zero.
• B)The sample size is sufficient, but there is multicollinearity in the data.
• C)The sample size is inadequate, and there is multicollinearity in the data.
• D)The sample size is adequate, but the correlations in the correlation matrix are not big enough.

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