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. 2015 May 20;32(6):847–860. doi: 10.1111/jpim.12269

Table 3.

Means, Standard Deviations, Correlations, and Square Root of AVE (n = 274) in Study 5

Mean SD No Items α ITTC CFL CR 1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Creativity 4.558 1.509 3 .947 .862–.913 .897–.953 .947 (.926)
2 General optimism 4.261 1.384 4 .833 .590–.740 .648–.857 .836 .396** (.751)
3 Need for cognition 2.815 1.305 3 .836 .664–.735 .738–.863 .837 −.248** −.088 (.795)
4 Technology optimism 4.554 1.272 4 .898 .720–.800 .780–.861 .899 .344** .206** −.141* (.831)
5 Self‐reflection 4.417 1.226 4 .823 .623–.675 .668–.782 .823 .367** .250** −.079 .248** (.733)
6 Technological reflectiveness 4.147 1.359 7 .935 .708–.847 .759–.880 .936 .569** .538** −.129* .216** .404** (.823)

* p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01; Square root of average variance extracted (AVE) is shown on diagonal in parentheses.

α, Cronbach's alpha; CFI, comparative fit index; CFL, factor loadings in confirmatory factor analysis; CR, composite reliability; IFI, incremental fit index; ITTC, item‐to‐total correlations; RMSEA, root mean square error of approximation; SD, standard deviation; TLI, Tucker‐Lewis index.

Fit indices in confirmatory factor analysis: x2/df = 541.017/260; IFI = .939; TLI = .929; CFI = .939; RMSEA = .063.