Barriers for participation Sample Clauses

Barriers for participation. Q10_2 ‘In this question we are interested why you don’t participate in this activity. How much, each of the listed is important as a reason why you DID NOT participate (more frequently) in this activity? ('Not important'; 'Moderately important'; ‘Very important’) Q No Items Q10_2_1 Not knowing how to access to it Q10_2_2 Lack of information about it Q10_2_3 Not really available close to where I live Q10_2_4 Have too many other responsibilities / too busy Q10_2_5 Transport (I can't easily get to it) Q10_2_6 No one to go with Q10_2_7 No interest Q10_2_8 I don’t think I’d enjoy it Q10_2_9 Physical disability or illness/health problems Q10_2_10 It seems too expensive Like in the motives for participation, given the high similarity of factor structures for all activities indicated by the participants, we directly present a joint factor analysis regardless of the activity in question. Not knowing how to access to it ,721 Physical disability or illness/health problems ,696 It seems too expensive ,571 Transport (I can't easily get to it) ,562 ,451 Not really available close to where I live*** ,445 ,441 No interest ,901 I don’t think I’d enjoy it ,896 No one to go with ,742 Have too many other responsibilities / too busy ,622 Lack of information about it ,322 ,545 * Items with the highest loadings under a factor are highlighted in bold. Loadings lower than .20 are omitted. ** Maximal factor correlation was .24. Varimax rotation is used. *** Omitted from the scale due to the dual loadings These ten items measure three dimensions for the concept of ‘Reasons for not participating’. Factor 1 clearly includes items expressing practical impediments. Factor 2 reflects a lack of motivation; no interes or expectations. And Factor 3, has a less logical unity, but could be reflecting some weaker external impediments than factor 1, that are usually used as excuses when somebody doesn’t have a major impediment but there isn’t either a clear motivation. Since two factors are derived, Xxxxxxxx’s Alphas are computed separately for each factor. Checking reliability Scale Cronbach’s Alpha-α (interpretation) Excluded cases (%) Proposed name for the factorial scale (if reliable) 1 (4 items) .58 (poor) 2,3% ‘External practical barriers’
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