期刊
BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS
卷 45, 期 3, 页码 822-833出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.3758/s13428-012-0295-9
关键词
Simultaneous component analysis; Multigroup factor analysis; Rotation; Common information; Distinctive information
Often data are collected that consist of different blocks that all contain information about the same entities (e. g., items, persons, or situations). In order to unveil both information that is common to all data blocks and information that is distinctive for one or a few of them, an integrated analysis of the whole of all data blocks may be most useful. Interesting classes of methods for such an approach are simultaneous-component and multigroup factor analysis methods. These methods yield dimensions underlying the data at hand. Unfortunately, however, in the results from such analyses, common and distinctive types of information are mixed up. This article proposes a novel method to disentangle the two kinds of information, by making use of the rotational freedom of component and factor models. We illustrate this method with data from a cross-cultural study of emotions.
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