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. 2021 Jan 19;83(2):e23229. doi: 10.1002/ajp.23229

Table 4.

Personality structure of common marmosets in BBFS Brazil

Component
Exploration–Avoidance Boldness–Shyness in Foraging Boldness–Shyness in Predation Sociability–Aggressiveness Stress/Vigilance Communalities
Eigenvalues 3.616* 2.712* 1.766 1.507 1.382
Percentiles 3.260 2.528 2.071 1.704 1.418
% Variance 27.81 20.86 13.58 11.59 10.63
Focus TargetD (NF, SR) 0.903 0.878
ProximityD (NF) 0.903 0.928
DistanceD (NO, NF) −0.894 0.883
PlatformD (NO, NF, P) 0.813 0.950
PlatformL (GA, NO, SR) 0.967 0.972
ReturnL (SR) 0.934 0.972
SUM CallsF (NF) 0.824 0.815
TouchL (NO) 0.941 0.900
BodyL (P) 0.875 0.831
Socionegative InitiateF (NO, NF) −0.810 0.723
Sociopositive InitiateF (NO) 0.767 0.711
Stress BehaviorF (GA) 0.771 0.761
SUM CallsF (NO) 0.763 0.658

Note: Variable loadings in a PCA. Varimax rotation with Kaiser normalization. Loadings >0.4 and <−0.4 were considered as salient, and high loadings >0.7 and <−0.7 are indicated in boldface. Communalities indicate a proportion of each variable's variance that can be explained by the principal components. Eigenvalues indicate eigenvalues as obtained by the PCA, whereas percentiles indicate eigenvalues as obtained by parallel analysis with 1000 iterations. *Eigenvalues larger than percentiles.

Abbreviations: FUR, Foraging Under Risk; GA, General Activity; NO, Novel Object; NF, Novel Food; P, Predator; PCA, principal component analysis.