THE FACTORS OF THE MIND
progressively rotate the results in order to get group-factor
saturations : we can reach the latter in a single step.
TABLE III
relations between factorial matrices obtained by group-and general-
factor methods respectively

1
i
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i

j
•
i
1

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table IIIc
Hypothetical Trans-
formation Matrix
(70

table II id
Calculated
Transformation Matrix
(T)

i

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2
_         0           0          0
-1-4-00
2V5   ^2V3
112

2         I             I             I             I
V5 2\/5   ^2VS   *V5   2V5
3   _     i         i         i

| | 2-V/5   ^2V3   V6 i         i        i       i V5"~^V3   V6   V2 i        i       i      i 2V5~2V3     V^     V^2 | 2^/3     2V3     ^2V3     2>V3 211 °     °      V6~V6~~V6 i        i O           0             0      — ; 	 7- V^2     -v/2

Tests
I&2
3&_4
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I      I     0     0     0
I     0     I     O    0

^       3        _0       „
	      	 _.       o          o
2         2V3
Vs 	 L_  J_    o
2         2-V/3     V^
V5      i      i      i

I         I             0             0             O
I          0              I              0             0
_I
fl                                  f\                                   T                                   f\

7&8

I     0    0    0     I

2         2-\/3     V^     V^2
A/5 	 I 	 i 	 l_
2      2y ^   y^6   V^2

I         0            0             0             I

Fac-
tors

i ii iii iv v

i        ii       iii      iv

i       ii        iii       iv         v

| table IIU Group-factor Matrk (FJ | table Ills General-factor Matrix w | table Ills Factor Matrix obtained by Rotation (F_bT= F_a)