The perceived behavior and barriers of community care professionals in encouraging functional activities of older adults: the development and validation of the MAINtAIN-C questionnaire

Table 5 Factor loadings after Oblimin rotation in the EFA* of the MAINtAIN-C scale (N = 79)

MAINtAIN-C Behaviors		MAINtAIN-C Barriers
One-factor solution		Two-factor solution
Items	Factor 1	Items	Factor 1	Factor 2
		Context of the clients
1	.567	1	.346	−.188
2	.652	2	−.060	.556
3	.617	3	.252	−.222
4	.671	4	.329	−.103
5	.651	5	−.092	.480
6	.647	6	.139	.699
7	.306	7	.130	.542
8	.737	8	.026	.656
9	.575	9	.151	.571
10	.440	10	.075	.569
11	.654	Professional context
12	.683	11	.243	−.100
13	.682	12	.402	.080
14	.800	13	.231	−.036
15	.838	14	.385	−.065
16	.639	15	.566	.000
17	.690	16	.116	.109
18	.666	17	.615	.191
19	.686	18	.421	−.047
20	.384	19	.288	.030
		20	.042	−.146
		Social context: the team functioning
		21	.586	.052
		22	.696	.216
		23	.460	.055
		24	.235	−.180
		25	.540	.010
		26	.509	.207
		Organizational context
		27	.594	.068
		28	.489	.076
		29	.378	.040
		30	.523	−.208
		31	.202	.036
		32	.586	.053
		33	.455	−.024
		Factor Correlations
		Factors	1	2
		1	1	−.001
		2	−.001	1

*The EFA was conducted using principal axis factoring and a direct Oblimin (oblique) rotation; factor loadings in boldface are the highest loading of that item

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