Previous works reported in the literature suggest that the activity of TiO2 films does not only depend on single factors but also on interactions between them.
In general SBS does not correlate with any single factor, and only occasionally has formaldehyde been linked to SBS.
Later, data from a much larger sample [ 9] suggested that the SPADI contained a single factor, although only unrotated analyses were performed.
Three types of conceptual models were tested according to theoretical consideration and previous studies: (a) a single factor model only presenting mental health; (b) a dual factor model comprising one latent factor presenting hedonic well-being and one factor presenting eudaimonic well-being; (c) a triple factor model based on our hypothesis.
As Table 1 illustrates, all Cronbach's α values were 0.90 to 0.92, meeting the acceptable standard of more than 0.6, and no single factor included only one question [ 50, 51]. 2. Construct convergent validity (confirmatory factor analysis): The confirmatory factor analysis could gain higher recognition than expert content validity, and the results for all dimensions are listed in Table 2.
Thus, as Table 2 shows, the t values for the factor loading of all measurement items reached the level of significance (p<.05), no single factor included only one question, and the composite reliability values for all constructs were greater than 0.6, which demonstrated satisfactory convergent validity [ 31, 33].
Thus, as Table 5 shows, the t values for the factor loading of all measurement items reached the significance level (p < 0.01), no single factor included only one question, and the composite reliability values for all constructs exceeded 0.6, which demonstrated satisfactory convergent validity [ 85– 85].
Thus, as Table 4 shows, the t values for the factor loading of all measurement items reached the level of significance (p < 0.01), no single factor included only one question, and the composite reliability values for all constructs were greater than 0.6, which demonstrated satisfactory convergent validity [ 45, 43].
Planned comparisons of single factors were only carried out with significant group factors.
However, although hyperglycemia is the most important single factor, it explains only partially the overall damage as indicated by results from large clinical trials [ 1].
