Exploratory Factor Analysis with Stata

[@assefaworku5015]

May God blessed you too much. it is very interesting presentation

[@benjaminkwekulugu2807]

Thank you Sir. You saved me after searching for this the factortest installation a whole day. Thumbs up

[@murwanijowash2161]

I don't have sufficient words to express my gratitude, but all I can say Arthur you have helped many including me. thank you so much.

[@olusegunadewaleadeyemi2499]

Hi Arthur, Words cannot express how grateful I am for this amazing video, you have turned what seems to be a nightmare into fun. Now I know EFA is not as terrible as I had imagined, especially using Stata.

[@broj92]

Dear Arthur, thank you so much for posting this instructional video. This has helped me tremendously on one of my studies for my dissertation.

[@hesuslopac]

Thank you for explaining the factor analysis with these type of surveys! it makes everything much more intuitive!

[@anitaprasad9224]

Nicely explained sir Yesterday l did this analysis for the first time and today you explained with more details. Thanks

[@rujutajoshi1933]

Thanks for this great and very informative video. I am really grateful for this. Never have I ever learnt the PCA in this easy manner.

[@amdomweldeabezgi2407]

Thank you so much dear Arthur for making life easier! Clear and to the point...most video tutors go around the bush for just showing off!

[@dandouglas41]

Amazingly useful tutorial! Thank you, Arthur!

[@dr.muhammadayaz2913]

Dear Professor, Thank you so much for such detailed and step by step procedure of conducting EFA suing Stata.

[@siweiliu4931]

Thank you so much Arthur! Yesterday I just got burnt out when I take my first look at Stata, and with your video I am able to do EFA with it, thank you very much for your amazing job!

[@francescoriccioli4326]

Good job, very clear description of the analysis.

[@thesource8990]

What a beautiful video. A generous gift to a beginner in factor analysis methodology. Thank you very much. I have subscribed.

[@alan6506305]

You have a sense of humour. Thanks.

[@emmanuelakuoko-konadu6469]

Hello Arthur, I don’t think you have the idea of how important this video meant to me. Keep it up

[@mimargarita]

Thank you sir, you are a great teacher!

[@hassangholipour4152]

Very useful video. Thank you so much

[@morayoakande3933]

Great, informative video. Thank you!

[@abeerhassan3495]

Super helpful video! Thanks a lot

[@jihanmohammed3491]

Thanks a lot this is very helpful and clear.

[@ashirintishar6318]

Please provide the title of the reference Steven's (2009). This is really helpful

[@monicaluciasotovelasquez2269]

Thank you very much, you were very pedagogical.

[@khoaqtkdnguyenthianhtho7072]

Sorry I cannot fine sortl package, is it sort plus letter "L"?

[@richardhausen8962]

Very useful video that walks one through an Exploratory Factor Analysis step by step. However, sortl no longer is available. Is there a workaround?

[@Supermargotman]

This is very useful. Thanks for saving me!

[@evelinabulgak4271]

Very helpful video!

[@massimilianovanossi7810]

Thank you a lot for this video!!

[@gracea2895]

Hi Arthur, thank you so much for putting together this great video! It's been very helpful. Do you have another video explaining how to rename Factors after identifying the theme behind some variables (the construct that some variables are capturing )? And, how do you drop the Factors that ended up not being significant (.80 criteria)? I would like to have my FA tailored before running my regression models. Let me know what you think? Thanks again :)

[@theroadhome7608]

Why do you use Principal component factor instead of the default principal factor? Also thank you for this video! Super helpful!

[@bablubhar]

Very helpful .. Thanks !!

[@ritesh2826]

This video helped me a lot, thank you! Instant subscribe for me :)

[@dikshyakhatiwada3697]

Hi aurthur, how do we use those factors as independent variable while running multi nominal logistic regression ?

[@phonglekhac3038]

Thank you!

[@jingyuan3942]

Very informative tutorial, but do you standardize your raw data before running "correlate", Sir?

[@deirdrefolan5474]

Thank you for this video, it's really useful! I followed the approach here and generated the new variables using the gen option after alpha. Now when I look at my new variables I notice that some of them have values which are less than one. How is this possible? All of my variables are odinal with values between 1 and 5.

[@simpleeconomics3726]

very well explained. are you a professor?

[@leehyeah9133]

Dear Arthur, I have tried to find the sortl in package in stata 17 but it doesnt show up. Could mind guiding me another pkg? thank you so much

[@cliffordtarimo1511]

How do you know which questions belongs to the certain factor?

[@Theycallhimliving]

top video

[@rahelchoi3227]

It's been a great help. Where can I download the data?

[@GolnazEducation]

Hi, I couldn't find factortest in stata

[@baba7415963]

what does it mean if uniqueness is -0 and 0?

[@Rashu88]

Tip: The video is perfect to watch on 1.5x speed, since he talks so slowly.

[@Rashu88]

Or maybe 1.25x is sufficient for most, but i chose 1.5

[@ailmera]

Yess I do this all the tiiime !!!! xD

[@manuelv191]

Does someone know the APA style citation of steven 2009? min 16:03

[@arthurbangert1755]

Pituch, K.A. & Stevens, J.P. (2015). Applied multivariate statistics for the social sciences: Analysis with SAS and IBM’s SPSS (6th). Routledge: Abingdon-on-Thames, UK.

[@kylemusser7720]

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[@assefaworku5015]

May God blessed you too much. it is very interesting presentation

[@amberlusvardi5519]

Thank you!