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Table 3 The EFA and structure of the final measure

From: The psychometric properties of a new outcome measure of resilience for people living with dementia: The Bangor Dementia Resilience Scale

 

Individual

Community

 

Outlook

Adaptation

Acceptance

Community & Peer support

Family & friends

1

Taking a positive attitude helps me manage

0.688

    

2

I can see the funny side of things

0.613

    

3

There are lots of people worse off than me

0.519

    

4

I take each day as it comes

0.476

    

5

I find enjoyment in everyday things

0.434

    

6

I keep up my hobbies and interests

 

0.706

   

7

I do things important to me

 

0.633

   

8

I find ways around problems in my life

 

0.625

   

9

There are still lots of things I can do

 

0.531

   

10

Learning about dementia has helped me to live with it

  

0.565

  

11

I am open with other people about my dementia

  

0.536

  

12

I accept my condition

  

0.522

  

13

Making changes helps me live with my dementia

  

0.444

  

14

I get support from other people experiencing similar challenges

   

0.775

 

15

I am part of a supportive community (For example: online or face to face groups, forums, clubs and societies)

   

0.680

 

16

Meeting other people going through difficulty has shown me I am not on my own

   

0.670

 

17

My family is supportive

    

0.746

18

I am happy with the support I receive from my partner

    

0.633

19

I feel supported by my friends

    

0.468

  1. Extraction Method: Principal Axis Factoring. Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization
  2. aRotation converged in 7 iterations