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Table 3 Canonical correlation analysis summary table: SEI-HS (development sample) compared to SCP index

From: Social Exclusion Index-for Health Surveys (SEI-HS): a prospective nationwide study to extend and validate a multidimensional social exclusion questionnaire

 

SEI-HS (n = 121,910)

SCP index (n = 574)a

Component loadingb

Weightc

Eigenvalue

α

Component loadingb

Weightc

Eigenvalue

α

Set 1: Limited social participation

  

0.54

0.75

  

0.58

0.42

 I experience a general sense of emptiness // SCP: I feel cut off from other people

0.49

0.13

  

0.43

0.27

  

 There is always someone I can talk to about my day-to-day problems (rev) // SCP: There are people with whom I can have a good conversation

0.42

0.13

  

0.39

0.18

  

 Little contact with neighbours and people in the street // SCP: I have contact with neighbours

0.48

0.36

  

0.52

0.43

  

 There are plenty of people I can lean on when I have problems (rev)

0.44

0.15

      

 I miss the pleasure of the company of others

0.51

0.16

      

 I often feel rejected

0.52

0.23

      

 There are people who genuinely understand me (rev)

    

0.51

0.33

  

Set 2: Material deprivation

  

0.49

0.73

  

0.49

0.57

 Had difficulty past year getting by on the household income // SCP: I have enough money to meet unexpected expenses

0.56

0.31

  

0.53

0.29

  

 I have enough money to heat my home (rev)

0.36

0.09

  

0.45

0.32

  

 I have enough money for club memberships (rev)

0.58

0.30

  

0.47

0.19

  

 I have enough money to visit others (rev)

0.52

0.21

  

0.44

0.24

  

Set 3: Inadequate access to basic social rights

  

0.53

0.30

  

0.59

0.24

 People in this neighbourhood generally do not get along with each other (rev)// SCP: We all get on well in our neighbourhood

0.54

0.43

  

0.49

0.42

  

 Degree of satisfaction with housing // SCP: I am satisfied with the quality of my home

0.56

0.45

  

0.52

0.42

  

 I didn’t receive a medical or dental treatment

0.27

0.20

  

0.44

0.38

  

Set 4: Lack of normative integration

  

0.43

0.34

  

0.47

0.31

 I give to good causes (rev)

0.40

0.28

  

0.38

0.20

  

 I sometimes do something for my neighbours (rev)

0.41

0.32

  

0.50

0.43

  

 I put glass items in the bottle bank (rev)

0.31

0.21

  

0.38

0.27

  

 Work is just a way of earning money

0.36

0.29

  

0.31

0.25

  

Eigenvalue index

  

0.50

   

0.53

 

Canonical correlationd

  

0.33

   

0.38

 
  1. Explanatory note. The table displays component loadings and weights per item, eigenvalue and Cronbach’s alpha per subscale and canonical correlation per index
  2. aVrooman and Hoff [34]
  3. b,cComponent loadings in OVERALS are similar to factor loadings in a factor analysis. Weights are similar to standardised regression coefficients [44, 45]
  4. dThe canonical correlation is calculated with the formula: rd = ((K x Ed) – 1) / (K – 1), whereby K = number of sets, d = factor number (in this case only one factor was calculated), and E = the eigenvalue of the factor/index. rev = recoded in reverse order