Using the test scores in Chapter 11, Section B, run a factor analysis 011 the test, using the scored responses to each of the five questions as the items to factor analyze. Request only one factor and create an output data set containing that one factor score. Do not request any rotations. Use PROC PRINT to list the contents of this output data set. The first unrotated factor from a test is sometimes related to 10 and called factor G (for “general to). Note that there are far too few observations to run a meaningful factor analysis-it is for instructional purposes only.
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