Table 4.
Principal Components Analysis results for the questions on worries: factor loadings and variance explained.a
| Worries | Component | ||
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| 1 | 2 | 3 | |
| Using up savings or retirement funds to pay for cancer care | 0.88115 | 0.17152 | 0.23364 |
| The cost of treatment | 0.84507 | 0.27797 | 0.21274 |
| Being set financially back because of medical expenses | 0.83082 | 0.29038 | 0.36563 |
| Transportation to treatment | 0.66637 | 0.38224 | 0.00403 |
| The side-effects from treatment | 0.27847 | 0.80405 | − 0.14110 |
| Going through early menopause | 0.08647 | 0.68381 | 0.29595 |
| Not knowing what to expect | 0.32925 | 0.68363 | 0.29778 |
| Changes in body image | 0.26301 | 0.60818 | 0.23418 |
| Taking time away from work or other daily activities | 0.30516 | 0.57993 | 0.44538 |
| Developing other cancers later | 0.42510 | 0.57513 | 0.23232 |
| Having to postpone or avoid medical care for other family members | 0.28372 | 0.05902 | 0.81380 |
| Taking time away from your family | 0.12975 | 0.39884 | 0.74237 |
| Variance explained by each factor | 3.25864 | 3.11807 | 1.95028 |
| Percent of total variance explained by component (variance / number of items) | 27.2% | 26.0% | 16.3% |
Indicated in bold are factor loadings of items that define a component.
Rotated factor loading; Tetrachoric correlation matrix; varimax (orthogonal) rotation.