GET DATA /TYPE=XLSX

/FILE='C:\Users\Althea\Desktop\USB Drive\Anatomical measurements.xlsx'

/SHEET=name 'anatomical'
/CELLRANGE=full
/READNAMES=on
/ASSUMEDSTRWIDTH=32767.
EXECUTE.
DATASET NAME DataSet1 WINDOW=FRONT.
FACTOR
/VARIABLES Chest Waist Wrist Head Hand Forearm
/MISSING LISTWISE
/ANALYSIS Chest Waist Wrist Head Hand Forearm
/PRINT UNIVARIATE INITIAL EXTRACTION
/CRITERIA FACTORS(6) ITERATE(25)
/EXTRACTION PC
/ROTATION NOROTATE
/SAVE REG(ALL)
/METHOD=CORRELATION.

Factor Analysis

Notes
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Input Active Dataset DataSet1
Filter <none>
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N of Rows in Working Data
File 246

Missing Value Handling Definition of Missing

MISSING=EXCLUDE: User-defined
missing values are treated as missing.

Cases Used LISTWISE: Statistics are based on cases

with no missing values for any variable
used.
Syntax

FACTOR
/VARIABLES Chest Waist Wrist Head
Hand Forearm
/MISSING LISTWISE
/ANALYSIS Chest Waist Wrist Head
Hand Forearm
/PRINT UNIVARIATE INITIAL
EXTRACTION
/CRITERIA FACTORS(6) ITERATE(25)
/EXTRACTION PC
/ROTATION NOROTATE
/SAVE REG(ALL)
/METHOD=CORRELATION.

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Variables Created FAC1_1 Component score 1

FAC2_1 Component score 2
FAC3_1 Component score 3
FAC4_1 Component score 4
FAC5_1 Component score 5
FAC6_1 Component score 6

[DataSet1]

Descriptive Statistics
Mean Std. Deviation Analysis N
Chest 33.6759 3.13118 246
Waist 29.70742 3.783804 246
Wrist 6.04246 .617258 246
Head 22.2103 .90614 246
Hand 7.0681 .55660 246
Forearm 16.2654 1.22259 246

Communalities
Initial Extraction
Chest 1.000 1.000
Waist 1.000 1.000
Wrist 1.000 1.000
Head 1.000 1.000
Hand 1.000 1.000
Forearm 1.000 1.000
Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Total Variance Explained

Initial Eigenvalues
Component Total % of Variance Cumulative %
1 3.447 57.445 57.445
2 .998 16.629 74.074
3 .643 10.721 84.795
4 .424 7.075 91.870
5 .325 5.417 97.287
6 .163 2.713 100.000
Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Component Matrixa

Component
1 2 3
Chest .808 -.450 -.152
Waist .836 -.382 -.215
Wrist .808 -.028 -.142
Head .661 -.135 .735
Hand .704 .558 -.115
Forearm .713 .565 .016
Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.
a. 6 components extracted.

CORRELATIONS
/VARIABLES=Height Age FAC1_1 FAC2_1 FAC3_1
/PRINT=TWOTAIL NOSIG
/MISSING=PAIRWISE.

Correlations

Notes
Output Created 06-AUG-2018 14:28:02
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Input Active Dataset DataSet1
Filter <none>
Weight <none>
Split File <none>
N of Rows in Working Data
File 246

Missing Value Handling Definition of Missing User-defined missing values are treated
as missing.
Missing Value Handling

Cases Used Statistics for each pair of variables are

based on all the cases with valid data for
that pair.
Syntax
CORRELATIONS
/VARIABLES=Height Age FAC1_1
FAC2_1 FAC3_1
/PRINT=TWOTAIL NOSIG
/MISSING=PAIRWISE.

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Correlations

Height Age
Height Pearson Correlation 1 .002
Sig. (2-tailed) .974
N 246 246
Age Pearson Correlation .002 1
Sig. (2-tailed) .974
N 246 246
overall size Pearson Correlation .639 **
.230**
Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .000
N 246 246
contrast of length of arm vs Pearson Correlation .363** -.197**
circumference
Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .002
N 246 246
contrast head vs waist Pearson Correlation .056 -.396**
Sig. (2-tailed) .379 .000
N 246 246
**. Correlation is significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).

T-TEST GROUPS=Sex(0 1)
/MISSING=ANALYSIS
/VARIABLES=FAC1_1 FAC2_1 FAC3_1
/CRITERIA=CI(.95).

T-Test

Notes
Output Created 06-AUG-2018 14:32:50
Comments
Input Active Dataset DataSet1
Filter <none>
Weight <none>
Split File <none>
N of Rows in Working Data
File 246

Missing Value Handling
Definition of Missing
Cases Used
User defined missing values are treated
as missing.
Statistics for each analysis are based on
the cases with no missing or out-of-range
data for any variable in the analysis.

Syntax
T-TEST GROUPS=Sex(0 1)
/MISSING=ANALYSIS
/VARIABLES=FAC1_1 FAC2_1 FAC3_1
/CRITERIA=CI(.95).

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Group Statistics

Sex N Mean
overall size .0 150 -.4174750
1.0 96 .6523048
contrast of length of arm vs .0 150 -.2532139
circumference
1.0 96 .3956468
contrast head vs waist .0 150 -.0258142
1.0 96 .0403347

Independent Samples

Levene's Test for Equality of Variances

F Sig.
overall size Equal variances assumed
5.320 .022

Equal variances not assumed

contrast of length of arm vs Equal variances assumed

circumference 1.456 .229

Equal variances not assumed

contrast head vs waist Equal variances assumed
.221 .639

Equal variances not assumed

GET
FILE='C:\Users\Althea\Desktop\PSU multivariate\police stress.sav'.

Warning # 5281. Command name: GET FILE

SPSS Statistics is running in Unicode encoding mode. This file is encoded in
a locale-specific (code page) encoding. The defined width of any string
variables are automatically tripled in order to avoid possible data loss. You
can use ALTER TYPE to set the width of string variables to the width of the
longest observed value for each string variable.
DATASET NAME DataSet2 WINDOW=FRONT.
FACTOR
/VARIABLES s1 s2 s3 s4 s5 s6 s7 s8 s9 s10 s11 s12 s13 s14 s15 s16 s17 s18
/MISSING LISTWISE
/ANALYSIS s1 s2 s3 s4 s5 s6 s7 s8 s9 s10 s11 s12 s13 s14 s15 s16 s17 s18
/PRINT INITIAL KMO AIC EXTRACTION ROTATION
/FORMAT SORT
/PLOT EIGEN
/CRITERIA FACTORS(9) ITERATE(25)
/EXTRACTION PC
/CRITERIA ITERATE(25)
/ROTATION VARIMAX
/METHOD=CORRELATION.

Factor Analysis

Notes
Output Created 06-AUG-2018 16:28:34
Comments
Input Data C:\Users\Althea\Desktop\PSU
multivariate\police stress.sav
Active Dataset DataSet2
Filter <none>
Weight <none>
Split File <none>
N of Rows in Working Data
File 56

Missing Value Handling Definition of Missing

MISSING=EXCLUDE: User-defined
missing values are treated as missing.
Missing Value Handling

Cases Used LISTWISE: Statistics are based on cases

with no missing values for any variable
used.
Syntax

FACTOR
/VARIABLES s1 s2 s3 s4 s5 s6 s7 s8 s9
s10 s11 s12 s13 s14 s15 s16 s17 s18
/MISSING LISTWISE
/ANALYSIS s1 s2 s3 s4 s5 s6 s7 s8 s9
s10 s11 s12 s13 s14 s15 s16 s17 s18
/PRINT INITIAL KMO AIC
EXTRACTION ROTATION
/FORMAT SORT
/PLOT EIGEN
/CRITERIA FACTORS(9) ITERATE(25)
/EXTRACTION PC
/CRITERIA ITERATE(25)
/ROTATION VARIMAX
/METHOD=CORRELATION.

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[DataSet2] C:\Users\Althea\Desktop\PSU multivariate\police stress.sav

KMO and Bartlett's Test

Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy. .799
Bartlett's Test of Sphericity Approx. Chi-Square 494.848
df 153
Sig. .000

unclear job
insufficient resources responsibilities
Anti-image Covariance insufficient resources .391 -.056
Anti-image Covariance
unclear job responsibilities
-.056 .327

personality conflicts -.022 -.109

investigation where there is
serious injury or fatality .102 -.102

dealing with obnoxious or

intoxicated people -.093 -.038

having to use firearms .034 -.032

notifying relatives about death
or serious injury .034 .044

tolerating verbal abuse in

public -.010 -.008

unsuccessful attempts to
solve a series of offenses -.082 -.048

lack of availability of
ambulances, doctors, etc. -.014 -.114

poor presentation of a case by

the prosecutor resulting in
dismissal of a charge .110 -.047

heavy workload -.144 .046

not getting along with unit
commander .013 -.050

many frivolous complaints

lodged against members of
the public -.062 -.008

engaging in high-speed
chases .050 .037

becoming involved in physical

violence with an offender
-.017 -.095

investigating domestic
quarrels -.008 .060

having to break up fights or

quarrels in bars and cocktail
-.028 .073
lounges

Anti-image Correlation insufficient resources .814a -.156

unclear job responsibilities
-.156 .810a

personality conflicts -.055 -.299

investigation where there is
serious injury or fatality .208 -.227

dealing with obnoxious or

intoxicated people -.200 -.090
 having to use firearms .099 -.100
notifying relatives about death
or serious injury .085 .118

tolerating verbal abuse in

public -.023 -.020

unsuccessful attempts to
solve a series of offenses -.202 -.129

lack of availability of
ambulances, doctors, etc. -.037 -.324

poor presentation of a case by

the prosecutor resulting in
dismissal of a charge .251 -.118

heavy workload -.449 .157

not getting along with unit
commander .036 -.153

many frivolous complaints

lodged against members of
the public -.134 -.018

engaging in high-speed
chases .128 .103

becoming involved in physical

violence with an offender
-.053 -.324

investigating domestic
quarrels -.024 .186

having to break up fights or

quarrels in bars and cocktail
-.069 .194
lounges

a. Measures of Sampling Adequacy(MSA)

Communalities
Initial Extraction
insufficient resources 1.000 .827
unclear job responsibilities
1.000 .806

personality conflicts 1.000 .861

investigation where there is
serious injury or fatality 1.000 .932

dealing with obnoxious or

intoxicated people 1.000 .951

having to use firearms 1.000 .835

notifying relatives about death
or serious injury 1.000 .874
tolerating verbal abuse in
public 1.000 .879

unsuccessful attempts to
solve a series of offenses 1.000 .803

lack of availability of
ambulances, doctors, etc. 1.000 .843

poor presentation of a case by

the prosecutor resulting in
dismissal of a charge 1.000 .885

heavy workload 1.000 .872

not getting along with unit
commander 1.000 .845

many frivolous complaints

lodged against members of
the public 1.000 .918

engaging in high-speed
chases 1.000 .864

becoming involved in physical

violence with an offender
1.000 .907

investigating domestic
quarrels 1.000 .746

having to break up fights or

quarrels in bars and cocktail
1.000 .798
lounges

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Total Variance Explained

Initial Eigenvalues
Component Total % of Variance Cumulative %
1 6.618 36.766 36.766
2 2.369 13.160 49.926
3 1.407 7.815 57.741
4 1.220 6.775 64.516
5 1.026 5.698 70.214
6 .888 4.932 75.146
7 .678 3.767 78.913
8 .646 3.589 82.502
9 .595 3.307 85.809
10 .508 2.821 88.630
11 .394 2.191 90.821
12 .351 1.952 92.773
13 .301 1.673 94.447
14 .294 1.636 96.083
15 .239 1.329 97.412
16 .186 1.032 98.443
17 .151 .840 99.283
18 .129 .717 100.000
Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Component Matrixa

Componen
1 2 3
becoming involved in physical
violence with an offender
.745 -.218 -.051

investigating domestic
quarrels .722 -.417 -.026

unsuccessful attempts to
solve a series of offenses .716 .235 -.185
heavy workload .716 -.130 -.241
having to use firearms .700 -.374 .075
engaging in high-speed
chases .680 -.290 .216

lack of availability of
ambulances, doctors, etc. .677 .368 .146

not getting along with unit

commander .628 .462 -.086

unclear job responsibilities

.624 .525 .108

insufficient resources .603 .140 -.570

having to break up fights or
quarrels in bars and cocktail
.601 -.340 -.113
lounges

tolerating verbal abuse in

public .597 -.177 .116

dealing with obnoxious or

intoxicated people .548 -.127 -.366

many frivolous complaints

lodged against members of
the public .481 .366 -.204

poor presentation of a case by

the prosecutor resulting in
dismissal of a charge .429 .542 .346

personality conflicts .409 .520 .464

notifying relatives about death
or serious injury .485 -.402 .534

investigation where there is

serious injury or fatality .351 -.430 .267

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

a. 9 components extracted.

Rotated Component Matrixa

Componen
1 2 3
insufficient resources .815 .112 .060
heavy workload .783 .200 .001
unsuccessful attempts to
solve a series of offenses .664 .131 .477

having to use firearms .604 .399 .154

becoming involved in physical
violence with an offender
.250 .844 .251

engaging in high-speed
chases .078 .770 .022

investigating domestic
quarrels .378 .561 .174

having to break up fights or

quarrels in bars and cocktail
.155 .479 .235
lounges

lack of availability of
ambulances, doctors, etc. .225 .276 .813

poor presentation of a case by

the prosecutor resulting in
dismissal of a charge -.123 -.040 .779

unclear job responsibilities

.261 .242 .626

personality conflicts .143 -.013 .308

not getting along with unit
commander .324 .271 .386

tolerating verbal abuse in

public .251 .229 .104

investigation where there is

serious injury or fatality .027 .123 -.056

many frivolous complaints

lodged against members of
the public .161 .069 .228

notifying relatives about death

or serious injury .091 .327 .096

dealing with obnoxious or

intoxicated people .253 .280 .130

Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.
a. Rotation converged in 15 iterations.

Component Transformation Matrix

Component 1 2 3
1 .529 .520 .433
2 -.014 -.356 .537
3 -.524 .063 .263
4 -.591 .332 .344
5 -.130 -.198 -.167
6 -.183 -.010 -.133
7 .008 -.203 -.315
8 .215 -.367 .359
9 -.004 -.524 .251
Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.
Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.
 Extraction Sums of Squared Loadings
Total % of Variance Cumulative %
3.447 57.445 57.445
.998 16.629 74.074
.643 10.721 84.795
.424 7.075 91.870
.325 5.417 97.287
.163 2.713 100.000

nt
4 5 6
.212 -.015 .275
.135 -.077 -.290
-.564 .088 .030
.006 .058 -.026
.205 .371 -.015
.032 -.412 .033
 contrast of length
of arm vs contrast head vs
overall size circumference waist
.639** .363** .056
.000 .000 .379
246 246 246
.230 **
-.197**
-.396**
.000 .002 .000
246 246 246
1 .000 .000
1.000 1.000
246 246 246
.000 1 .000
1.000 1.000
246 246 246
.000 .000 1
1.000 1.000
246 246 246
 Std. Deviation Std. Error Mean
.74559809 .06087783
1.00093369 .10215737
.91199188 .07446383
1.00748390 .10282590
1.05767373 .08635870
.90647657 .09251688

Independent Samples Test

t-test for Equality of Means

95% Confidence Interval of the

Difference
Std. Error
t df Sig. (2-tailed) Mean Difference Difference Lower

-9.583 244 .000 -1.06977979 .11163810 -1.28967715

-8.996 161.471 .000 -1.06977979 .11892114 -1.30462104

-5.224 244 .000 -.64886074 .12420891 -.89351926

-5.111 187.832 .000 -.64886074 .12695679 -.89930511

-.505 244 .614 -.06614891 .13090231 -.32399163

-.523 224.165 .602 -.06614891 .12655907 -.31554660

 Anti-image Matrices

investigation dealing with

where there is obnoxious or notifying relatives
personality serious injury or intoxicated having to use about death or tolerating verbal
conflicts fatality people firearms serious injury abuse in public
-.022 .102 -.093 .034 .034 -.010
-.109 -.102 -.038 -.032 .044 -.008

.410 .021 .090 -.028 -.162 .014

.021 .615 -.061 -.070 -.106 .067

.090 -.061 .550 .067 -.059 .060

-.028 -.070 .067 .306 -.058 .012

-.162 -.106 -.059 -.058 .418 -.094

.014 .067 .060 .012 -.094 .472

.004 .099 -.030 -.048 -.063 .081

.054 .077 .059 -.044 -.066 .036

-.117 .054 -.090 .060 .047 -.117

-.029 -.065 -.033 -.127 .063 -.120

-.137 -.052 .037 .076 .126 -.028

.011 -.025 -.098 .012 .025 -.018

-.060 -.045 .025 .039 -.070 -.059

.063 .086 -.106 -.060 -.021 .047

.098 -.031 -.049 -.089 -.105 -.029

.016 -.139 -.003 -.001 .081 -.159

-.055 .208 -.200 .099 .085 -.023

-.299 -.227 -.090 -.100 .118 -.020

.665a .042 .190 -.080 -.391 .032

.042 .663a -.105 -.161 -.210 .125

.190 -.105 .827a .162 -.123 .117

-.080 -.161 .162 .834a -.163 .033

-.391 -.210 -.123 -.163 .695a -.211

.032 .125 .117 .033 -.211 .807a

.010 .193 -.061 -.133 -.151 .181

.137 .159 .130 -.129 -.166 .084

-.260 .098 -.173 .154 .103 -.244

-.089 -.163 -.086 -.448 .190 -.341

-.373 -.115 .088 .240 .342 -.071

.023 -.043 -.179 .029 .052 -.036

-.151 -.091 .055 .113 -.173 -.138

.192 .216 -.281 -.213 -.063 .133

.273 -.070 -.117 -.286 -.288 -.074

.039 -.269 -.005 -.003 .190 -.353

Variance Explained
Extraction Sums of Squared Loadings Rotation Sums of Squared Loadings
Total % of Variance Cumulative % Total % of Variance Cumulative %
6.618 36.766 36.766 2.740 15.221 15.221
2.369 13.160 49.926 2.545 14.138 29.359
1.407 7.815 57.741 2.400 13.333 42.693
1.220 6.775 64.516 1.504 8.354 51.047
1.026 5.698 70.214 1.403 7.792 58.839
.888 4.932 75.146 1.400 7.779 66.618
.678 3.767 78.913 1.225 6.806 73.423
.646 3.589 82.502 1.200 6.668 80.091
.595 3.307 85.809 1.029 5.718 85.809
mponent Matrixa

Component
4 5 6 7 8 9

.274 -.312 -.008 -.164 -.250 -.199

.037 -.009 -.008 -.218 -.010 .043

-.114 -.206 -.152 .139 .321 .008

 -.493 .135 -.102 -.020 -.071 .084
-.326 -.164 -.062 -.139 .204 -.035

.204 .026 -.041 .197 -.273 -.337

.262 -.108 -.118 -.172 .321 -.038

-.114 .154 .244 -.278 -.220 -.092

-.004 -.274 .189 -.131 -.030 -.017

-.297 -.043 -.100 .135 -.006 .002

.398 .309 -.052 -.125 .184 -.045

-.064 .549 -.343 .010 -.166 .161

.311 -.281 .198 .287 -.220 .394

.229 .413 .283 .353 .193 -.214

.295 .090 -.199 -.056 -.043 .384

-.378 .021 .053 .174 -.164 -.068

-.064 -.212 -.090 .349 .113 .021

-.154 .165 .663 -.072 .135 .198

d Component Matrixa

Component
4 5 6 7 8 9
.084 .074 -.109 .215 -.122 .247
.179 .372 .206 .007 .002 .071

.061 -.033 -.048 .228 .212 .116

-.014 .112 .376 -.149 .317 -.101

 .003 .015 .067 -.030 .029 .251

.178 .262 .061 .233 .311 .099

-.153 .280 .361 -.067 .094 .115

-.428 .388 .234 .312 .037 .043

.030 .028 .009 .210 .084 -.050

.271 .368 -.095 .043 .018 .201

.454 -.170 .093 .108 -.108 .139

.827 .109 .038 .112 .159 -.107

.459 .124 .175 .226 -.457 .031

.065 .849 .090 .097 .100 -.006

.052 .072 .935 .078 .134 .080

.113 .096 .060 .891 -.080 .103

.140 .137 .250 -.061 .801 .059

-.087 .014 .105 .117 .050 .870

t Transformation Matrix
4 5 6 7 8 9
.173 .277 .233 .217 .134 .192
.492 -.162 -.365 .255 -.342 -.027
.415 .147 .247 -.210 .502 -.319
-.456 -.002 -.188 .280 -.053 .314
-.046 .720 .164 .472 -.259 -.281
.203 -.427 .721 .310 -.251 .218
.202 -.012 -.241 .492 .606 .388
-.499 -.262 .218 .265 .335 -.378
-.118 .326 .254 -.366 .026 .585
5% Confidence Interval of the
Difference
Upper

-.84988244

-.83493855

-.40420222

-.39841637
.19169381

.18324878
es

poor presentation
of a case by the many frivolous
unsuccessful prosecutor complaints
attempts to solve lack of availability resulting in not getting along lodged against
a series of of ambulances, dismissal of a with unit members of the
offenses doctors, etc. charge heavy workload commander public
-.082 -.014 .110 -.144 .013 -.062
-.048 -.114 -.047 .046 -.050 -.008

.004 .054 -.117 -.029 -.137 .011

.099 .077 .054 -.065 -.052 -.025

-.030 .059 -.090 -.033 .037 -.098

-.048 -.044 .060 -.127 .076 .012

-.063 -.066 .047 .063 .126 .025

.081 .036 -.117 -.120 -.028 -.018

.425 -.052 -.057 -.060 -.011 -.064

-.052 .379 -.150 .024 -.046 -.051

-.057 -.150 .489 .005 .003 .008

-.060 .024 .005 .262 -.056 .049

-.011 -.046 .003 -.056 .327 -.135

-.064 -.051 .008 .049 -.135 .551

.004 -.011 -.005 -.053 .059 -.122

.016 .005 .016 .026 -.071 .110

-.010 -.004 -.020 -.001 -.135 .044

-.034 -.089 .003 .040 .071 -.105

-.202 -.037 .251 -.449 .036 -.134

-.129 -.324 -.118 .157 -.153 -.018

.010 .137 -.260 -.089 -.373 .023

.193 .159 .098 -.163 -.115 -.043

-.061 .130 -.173 -.086 .088 -.179

-.133 -.129 .154 -.448 .240 .029

-.151 -.166 .103 .190 .342 .052

.181 .084 -.244 -.341 -.071 -.036

.914a -.130 -.125 -.180 -.030 -.132

-.130 .856a -.348 .076 -.130 -.111

-.125 -.348 .764a .014 .006 .014

-.180 .076 .014 .790a -.192 .129

-.030 -.130 .006 -.192 .743a -.319

-.132 -.111 .014 .129 -.319 .768a

.010 -.028 -.012 -.165 .166 -.263

.047 .017 .044 .099 -.242 .290

-.026 -.012 -.051 -.005 -.419 .106

-.080 -.220 .006 .118 .190 -.217

 having to break
becoming up fights or
involved in quarrels in bars
engaging in high- physical violence investigating and cocktail
speed chases with an offender domestic quarrels lounges
.050 -.017 -.008 -.028
.037 -.095 .060 .073

-.060 .063 .098 .016

-.045 .086 -.031 -.139

.025 -.106 -.049 -.003

.039 -.060 -.089 -.001

-.070 -.021 -.105 .081

-.059 .047 -.029 -.159

.004 .016 -.010 -.034

-.011 .005 -.004 -.089

-.005 .016 -.020 .003

-.053 .026 -.001 .040

.059 -.071 -.135 .071

-.122 .110 .044 -.105

.388 -.162 -.017 -.003

-.162 .260 -.031 -.100

-.017 -.031 .315 -.056

-.003 -.100 -.056 .429

.128 -.053 -.024 -.069

.103 -.324 .186 .194

-.151 .192 .273 .039

-.091 .216 -.070 -.269

.055 -.281 -.117 -.005

.113 -.213 -.286 -.003

-.173 -.063 -.288 .190

-.138 .133 -.074 -.353

.010 .047 -.026 -.080

-.028 .017 -.012 -.220

-.012 .044 -.051 .006

-.165 .099 -.005 .118

.166 -.242 -.419 .190

-.263 .290 .106 -.217

.834a -.510 -.048 -.007

-.510 .783a -.107 -.300

-.048 -.107 .851a -.153

-.007 -.300 -.153 .794a