The type of factor analysis in which the researcher assumes that all variance in the observed variables is common variance is known as _______ factor analysis.
- common factor
- confirmatory
- exploratory
- principal component
The type of factor analysis in which the researcher assumes that all variance in the observed variables is common variance is known as common factor analysis.
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