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Further Evidence on the Discriminant Validity of Perceptual Incivilities Measures

Todd ArmstrongCorrespondence[email protected]
&
Charles Katz
Pages 280-304 | Published online: 15 Apr 2009

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Table 1 Sample characteristics

Table 2 Descriptive statistics

Table 3 Exploratory factor analysis results for perceived incivilities and perceived crime

Table 4 Exploratory factor analysis results for perceived incivilities and reported victimization

Figure 1 Confirmatory factory analysis: One factor model.

Figure 1 Confirmatory factory analysis: One factor model.

Figure 2 Confirmatory factory analysis: Two factor model.

Figure 2 Confirmatory factory analysis: Two factor model.

Table 5 Confirmatory factor analysis results for perceived incivilities and perceived crime

Table 6 Confirmatory factor analysis results for perceived incivilities and perceived crime: Two factor models revisited

Table 7 Confirmatory factor analysis results for perceived incivilities and reported victimization

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