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. 2011 Oct 14;11:169. doi: 10.1186/1471-244X-11-169

Table 6.

Factor analysis of Depression Attitude Scale statements in GPs and psychiatrists - only attitude statement with at least one loading ≥ 40 or ≤ -40 for any of the factors are represented

Statement Factor 1 Factor 2 Factor 3 Factor 4 Factor 5
GP Psych GPs Psych GP Psych Psych Psych

A2 36 2 -11 22 13 14 -8 47*

A3 18 -5 -42* -34 -26 4 -2 81*

A5 23 20 -45* 3 9 47* 1 6

A6 46* 25 2 21 3 -6 15 15

A7 70* 73* -13 9 -8 -4 -24 16

A8 42* 28 8 26 -19 16 5 30

A9 8 -7 47* 56* -25 -17 0 -10

A10 49* 36 -5 -10 29 40* 5 4

A14 20 -15 -19 8 44* 74* 8 -9

A15 -2 -6 48* 63* -23 8 1 -3

A16 -3 -17 -7 -10 55* 50* 1 9

A17 15 16 -32 16 9 -3 85* -1

A18 6 -1 40 12 7 -12 -55* 7

A19 18 -9 -17 40 23 -3 43* 12*

A20 30 22 -32 -17 -28 -17 6 44*

GP, general practitioner; Psych, psychiatrist.

*Statement loading ≥ 40 or ≤ -40.

Shading indicates highest scoring statements in each factor solution common between GP and psychiatrists (for factors 1 to 3). This statement was then used to name the solution as it is representative of an underlying theme in the attitudes of the physicians surveyed.