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    1. A factor analysis was conducted on 5 variables related to financial benefits for postal employees. 2. The analysis revealed high correlations between some variables and low correlations between others. 3. One main component was extracted from the analysis which explained 86.8% of the total variance among the variables.

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    1. A factor analysis was conducted on 5 variables related to financial benefits for postal employees. 2. The analysis revealed high correlations between some variables and low correlations between others. 3. One main component was extracted from the analysis which explained 86.8% of the total variance among the variables.

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    1. A factor analysis was conducted on 5 variables related to financial benefits for postal employees. 2. The analysis revealed high correlations between some variables and low correlations between others. 3. One main component was extracted from the analysis which explained 86.8% of the total variance among the variables.

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    1. A factor analysis was conducted on 5 variables related to financial benefits for postal employees. 2. The analysis revealed high correlations between some variables and low correlations between others. 3. One main component was extracted from the analysis which explained 86.8% of the total variance among the variables.

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    Financial Benefits Postal Employees

    Factor Analysis

    Correlation Matrix

    Var1 Var2 Var3 Var4 Var5

    Var1 1.000 -.828 .420 .460 -.051

    Var2 -.828 1.000 -.848 -.256 .351

    Correlation Var3 .420 -.848 1.000 -.027 -.653

    Var4 .460 -.256 -.027 1.000 .072

    Var5 -.051 .351 -.653 .072 1.000

    Covariance Matrixa,b

    a. Determinant = .
    000
    b. This matrix is
    not positive
    definite.

    Communalities

    Raw Rescaled

    Initial Extraction Initial Extraction

    Var1 2236.143 1357.643 1.000 .607


    Var2 8358.286 8279.005 1.000 .991
    Var3 4439.619 3540.590 1.000 .797
    Var4 5.810 .265 1.000 .046
    Var5 186.905 34.513 1.000 .185

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.


    Total Variance Explained

    Component Initial Eigenvaluesa Extraction Sums of Squared


    Loadings

    Total % of Variance Cumulative % Total % of Variance

    1 13212.017 86.768 86.768 13212.017 86.768

    2 1883.089 12.367 99.135

    Raw 3 126.440 .830 99.966

    4 5.216 .034 100.000

    5 -4.945E-013 -3.248E-015 100.000


    1 13212.017 86.768 86.768 2.625 52.508

    2 1883.089 12.367 99.135

    Rescaled 3 126.440 .830 99.966

    4 5.216 .034 100.000

    5 -4.945E-013 -3.248E-015 100.000

    Total Variance Explained

    Component Extraction Sums of Squared Loadingsa

    Cumulative %

    1 86.768

    Raw 3

    5
    1 52.508

    Rescaled 3

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.


    a. When analyzing a covariance matrix, the initial eigenvalues are the same across the raw and rescaled solution.
    Component Matrixa

    Raw Rescaled

    Component Component

    1 1

    Var2 -90.989 -.995


    Var3 59.503 .893
    Var1 36.846 .779
    Var5 -5.875 -.430
    Var4 .515 .214

    Extraction Method: Principal Component


    Analysis.a
    a. 1 components extracted.
    Reproduced Covariances

    Var1 Var2 Var3 Var4 Var5


    a
    Var1 1357.643 -3352.601 2192.455 18.967 -216.464

    Var2 -3352.601 8279.005a -5414.108 -46.839 534.542


    a
    Reproduced Covariance Var3 2192.455 -5414.108 3540.590 30.630 -349.567

    Var4 18.967 -46.839 30.630 .265a -3.024

    Var5 -216.464 534.542 -349.567 -3.024 34.513a


    Var1 -224.971 -870.216 33.509 183.178

    Var2 -224.971 251.156 -9.566 -95.899


    b
    Residual Var3 -870.216 251.156 -34.892 -245.076

    Var4 33.509 -9.566 -34.892 5.405

    Var5 183.178 -95.899 -245.076 5.405

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.


    a. Reproduced communalities
    b. Residuals are computed between observed and reproduced covariances.

    Rotated
    Component
    Matrixa

    a. Only one
    component was
    extracted. The
    solution cannot
    be rotated.

    Component Score
    Coefficient Matrixa

    Component

    Var1 .132
    Var2 -.630
    Var3 .300
    Var4 .000
    Var5 -.006

    Extraction Method:
    Principal Component
    Analysis.
    Rotation Method:
    Varimax with Kaiser
    Normalization.
    Component Scores.a
    a. Coefficients are
    standardized.

    Component Score
    Covariance Matrix

    Component 1

    1 1.000

    Extraction Method: Principal


    Component Analysis.
    Rotation Method: Varimax
    with Kaiser Normalization.
    Component Scores.

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