2018
DOI: 10.1007/s12144-018-9964-x
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Factor analysis study of the Hungarian translation of Wijma Delivery Expectancy/Experience Questionnaire (version A)

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“…Therefore, our study confirms the multidimensionality of the Malawi W-DEQ version with a three-factor structure. Our findings are similar to previous studies that reported the W-DEQ to be multidimensional, and 33-item 1-factor structure to be of a very poor model fit [16,18,19]. Ten items were removed from the original scale to obtain an acceptable model fit.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…Therefore, our study confirms the multidimensionality of the Malawi W-DEQ version with a three-factor structure. Our findings are similar to previous studies that reported the W-DEQ to be multidimensional, and 33-item 1-factor structure to be of a very poor model fit [16,18,19]. Ten items were removed from the original scale to obtain an acceptable model fit.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…In this study, we identified a 3-factor structure of childbirth fear which is consistent with findings in Western countries. Specifically, the fear factor of the W-DEQ comprised items of desertion, tenseness, fear, being frightened, and hopelessness, similar findings as reported in previous studies conducted in Italy [16], Hungary [19], and Norway [20]. The factor of negative appraisal which included items of a lack of pride, being relaxed, happiness, gladness, composure, and behaving badly, was also similar to factors identified by Italian [16], Australian [18], Hungarian [19], and Norwegian [20] studies.…”
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“…Question 26 was excluded due to low factor loading, in order to achieve a satisfactory solution. This is one of the frequently removed items from the W-DEQ-A during factor analysis (38,39). Similar to prior studies, our translated version also demonstrates four dimensions (39,40).…”
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confidence: 76%