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Table 3 Pattern and structure matrix coefficients for each item retained in exploratory factor analysis

From: Validation and psychometric properties of the commitment to hip protectors (C-HiP) index in long-term care providers of British Columbia, Canada: a cross-sectional survey

Item

Pattern matrix

Structure matrix

Factor 1

Factor 2

Factor 1

Factor 2

Affective commitment subscale

AFF01

I believe in the value of hip protectors.

.861

.058

.902

.656

AFF02

Hip protectors are necessary.

.847

.015

.857

.602

AFF03

Hip protectors are needed.

.825

.040

.853

.612

AFF04

Hip protectors serve an important purpose.

.853

.063

.897

.655

Cognitive commitment subscale

COG01

I believe in the effectiveness of hip protectors.

.933

−.025

.915

.622

COG02

I am convinced that, when worn, hip protectors help to protect my residents from injury.

.908

−.035

.884

.595

COG03

I think that hip protectors work.

.926

−.019

.913

.624

COG04

I think that hip protectors are useful.

.898

.027

.917

.650

COG05

I am convinced that, when worn, hip protectors reduce risk for injury from falls.

.891

−.030

.870

.588

Behavioural commitment subscale

BEH01

I am always willing to work with hip protectors.

.202

.620

.633

.761

BEH02

I try to remain positive about hip protectors, even under challenging circumstances.

.248

.488

.587

.660

BEH03

When it comes to hip protectors, I am willing to accept changes in the roles and responsibilities of my job.

−.070

.760

.457

.711

BEH04

I am willing to put in a great deal of effort, above and beyond what is normally expected, to work with hip protectors.

.137

.653

.589

.747

BEH05

I am willing to adjust the way I do my job, as required to use hip protectors.

−.100

.935

.549

.866