42 items were retained in the analysis.
Thirty (61%) items were retained with a consensus of 51% or above in the final round.
Twenty-four items were retained and comprise the final SOAPP-R.
Given the miniscule improvement by item removal, all items were retained in the analysis.
All of the items were retained because they recorded factor loading values higher than 0.50.
Further items were added to cover aspects of happiness and 29 items were retained in the final scale.
One item was revised and the other three items were retained in the Managers' Attitude Toward Breastfeeding Support Questionnaire.
From 60 items, only 24 items were retained which is a result of the exploratory factorial analysis.
However, these items were retained since this increase was not significant enough to warrant their removal from the scale.
Results showed that there were 12 factors overall and two items were retained for each factor (see Table 3).
In the first study, we found that trained items were retained more successfully when they were presented in a variety of different sequences during learning.
