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Table 2 2-factor model with standardized factor loadings

From: The Group Nurturance Inventory — initial psychometric evaluation using Rasch and factor analysis

Item

Non-toxic

Prosocial/Limit Problems/

Psychological Flexibility

1. Interrupt the person speaking

0.578

 

2. Look away, or at another person than the one speaking

0.641

 

3. Harshly criticize or blame someone

0.779

 

4. Use discriminatory language/jokes, or laugh at such

0.654

 

5. Respond defensively in discussions

0.746

 

6. Say that something is important, but act as if it is not

0.719

 

7. Ask about or validate others’ needs/feelings/state

 

0.554

8. Ask how work task are proceeding

 

0.724

9. Offer help or ask for help

 

0.737

10. Invite others into conversation or socializing

 

0.672

11. Listen actively to the person speaking

 

0.701

12. Encourage and reinforce others’ behaviors and achievements

 

0.764

13. Express opinions in a constructive way

 

0.641

14. Talk about how people behave (instead of their traits or attitudes)

 

0.462

15. Remind others about values/rules/policies in close proximity to an activity where they apply

 

0.606

16. Create opportunities for follow-up/feedback

 

0.709

17. Discourage behaviors that are not ok

 

0.591

18. Deal with potential problems early on

 

0.693

19. Make decisions aligned with values/policy even when it might lead to short term losses or problems

 

0.596

20. Ask for dissenting opinions and listen to them

 

0.639

21. Speak impulsively, without considering other perspectives

0.719

 

22. Summarize and confirm others’ arguments before own thoughts are expressed

 

0.472

23. Talk about shared values

 

0.713