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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 4.
Published in final edited form as: Gynecol Oncol. 2017 Sep 7;147(2):433–438. doi: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2017.08.028

Table 4.

Principal Components Analysis results for the questions on worries: factor loadings and variance explained.a

Worries Component

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.

a

Rotated factor loading; Tetrachoric correlation matrix; varimax (orthogonal) rotation.