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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2018 Nov 26;31(7):864–874. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2018.1545989

Appendix A.

Components Generated by Principal Components Analysis of Stability, Wealth, Economic Disadvantage, and Healthcare Access Variables

Component Constituent Variables Correlations of constituent variables with component
Stability
 Eigenvalue: 21.27 Percent same home 0.996
 Variance explained: 95% Male: female sex ratio 0.08
Wealth
 Eigenvalue: 2.59 Percent college educated 0.60
 Variance explained: 86% Percent high income households 0.58
Percent expensive homes 0.55
Economic disadvantage
 Eigenvalue: 4.39 Median income −0.47
 Variance explained: 88% Percent unemployed 0.43
Percent in poverty 0.45
Percent on public assistance 0.46
Percent without a high school education 0.43
Poor access to healthcare
 Eigenvalue: 0.005 Percent uninsured 0.93
 Variance explained: 87% Percent went without needed care 0.37

Covariance matrix used as there are only two constituent variables, both measured on the same scale. Note the correlation matrix eigenvector was 1.32 and it explained 68% of the variance.

Correlation matrix used.

Covariance matrix used as there are only two constituent variabiles, both measured on the same scale. Note the correlation matrix eigenvector was 1.60 and it explained 80% of the variance.