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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Psychol. 2021 May 3;50(1):409–425. doi: 10.1002/jcop.22585

Table 2.

Standardized item loadings for confirmatory factor analysis of the Brief Sense of Community Scale (BSCS) among Hispanic/Latinx adolescents between gender groups

Model 1
Four Factor Model
Model 2
Second-Order Four Factor Model
Item NF MB IN EC NF MB IN EC
BSCS 1: I can get what I need from this neighborhood. .70 (.80) .70 (.82)
BSCS 2: This neighborhood helps me fulfill my needs. .95 (.83) .95 (.80)
BSCS 3: I feel like a member of this neighborhood. .84 (.85) .84 (.83)
BSCS 4: I belong in this neighborhood. .75 (.85) .77 (.85)
BSCS 5: I have a say about what goes on in my neighborhood. .72 (.73) .72 (.71)
BSCS 6: People in this neighborhood are good at influencing each other. .65 (.68) .67 (.68)
BSCS 7: I feel connected to this neighborhood. .75 (.84) .74 (.84)
BSCS 8: I have a good bond with others in this neighborhood. .75 (.76) .74 (.76)

Note. NF = Needs Fulfillment, MB = Membership, IN = Influence, EC = Emotional Connection. Data for male Hispanic/Latinx participants are presented in parentheses.

Bold values signify statistically significant group level differences