Coping With Discrimination Among African Americans With Type 2 Diabetes: Factor Structure and Associations With Diabetes Control, Mental Distress, and Psychosocial Resources

Natalie McLaurin

doi:10.5888/pcd21.230189

Coping With Discrimination Among African Americans With Type 2 Diabetes: Factor Structure and Associations With Diabetes Control, Mental Distress, and Psychosocial Resources

ORIGINAL RESEARCH — Volume 21 — January 25, 2024

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Scree plot of Eigenvalues from the factor analysis and results of the parallel analysis on simulated data with 4 true components underlying 18 variables.

Scree plot of Eigenvalues from the factor analysis and results of the parallel analysis on simulated data with 4 true components underlying 18 variables.
Factor	Eigenvalue from data	Eigenvalue from parallel analysis
1	4.827	1.483
2	2.183	1.386
3	1.895	1.313
4	1.466	1.253
5	1.160	1.195
6	0.910	1.143
7	0.804	1.092
8	0.712	1.046
9	0.651	1.002
10	0.584	0.961
11	0.497	0.918
12	0.453	0.875
13	0.443	0.832
14	0.387	0.790
15	0.326	0.747
16	0.295	0.704
17	0.221	0.655
18	0.186	0.598

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