Factor Indeterminacy is a theoretical limitation in factor analysis whereby the true underlying factors cannot be uniquely determined from the observed data, despite the estimation of factor scores, because an infinite number of factor solutions can reproduce the same correlation matrix under rotational indeterminacy.
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Factor Score Indeterminacy
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Four ways five factors are not basic
H.J. Eysenck · Personality and Individual Differences · 1992 · 757 citations
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