Table 4.
Six-Factor Solution* for the PAR-PRO Participation Items
| Item | Factor I | Factor II | Factor III | Factor IV | Factor V | Factor VI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Work | .600 | |||||
| School | .544 | |||||
| Volunteer | .300 | .652 | ||||
| Cooking | .774 | |||||
| Light | .767 | |||||
| Housework | ||||||
| Heavy | .564 | .515 | ||||
| Housework | ||||||
| Caregiver | .552 | |||||
| Finance | .526 | .348 | ||||
| Shopping | .756 | |||||
| Yard work | .381 | .539 | ||||
| Hobbies | .508 | |||||
| Social in | .758 | |||||
| Social out | .817 | |||||
| Travel | .504 | .360 | .318 | |||
| Travel | .440 | .558 | ||||
| Travel | .587 | −.362 | ||||
| Spiritual | .682 | |||||
| Public | −.746 | |||||
| Transportation | ||||||
| Driving | .484 | .394 | .460 | |||
| Intimate | .334 | .629 | ||||
NOTE. Items with factor loadings <.3 suppressed; for each item, the factor loading with the highest absolute value is presented in bold.
*
Principal component analysis; varimax rotation with Kaiser normalization.