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. 2023 Aug 31;19(3):232–243. doi: 10.5964/ejop.10445

Table 6. Factor Analysis With 14 Items and N = 1074.

Factor
Item 1 2 3
Cognitive
Opposing groups should find some neutral fields of cooperation. 0.786
Listening to others’ viewpoints without losing sight of one’s own convictions is important for creating peace. 0.768
I think that the power of peacemaking lies within teamwork. 0.743
Debating with others helps me see the world from a different perspective. 0.660
It is best to join a peacemaking organization instead of acting singlehandedly. 0.637
I can maintain my own convictions, even when they differ to the majority. 0.624
Performative
I try to keep peaceful any situation in which conflict could arise. 0.584 0.357
I can design an appropriate reconciliation process for a conflict situation. 0.778
I often think about how to foster trust between conflicted groups. 0.753
I can think of innovative ways to build trust between individual parties of a conflict. 0.674
Indications that a conflict is looming make me think of how to prevent its outbreak. 0.450 0.609
Doability conviction
It’s possible for me to find an appropriate solution to a conflict situation. 0.793
I feel capable when I see groups in conflict. 0.784
I think that one can predict a conflict before it breaks out. 0.642