PedsQLMFS {OmegaG} | R Documentation |
PedsQL Multidimensional Fatigue Scale Factor Structure
Description
The data provide the information needed for estimating the CR coefficient Omega-generic of the PedsQL Multidimensional Fatigue Scale (Varni et al., 2002).
The estimated parameter matrices (Lambda
, Phi
, and Psi
) were obtained by fitting factor models with participants' respontses to the PedsQL Multidimensional Fatigue Scale.
Two different factor structures, a three-correlated-factor model and a bi-factor model, were included in the example.
Exploratory structural equation modeling (ESEM; Asparouhov, & Muthen, 2009; Morin, Arens, & Marsh, 2016) was employed to estimate the model.
The sample included 87 young-adult cancer survivors. Sample data were collected by St. Jude LIFE Study (SJCRH., 2007-2021).
Please refer to the publication (Mai, Srivastava, & Krull, 2021) for more information.
Usage
PedsQLMFS
Format
PedsQLMFS
: A list including three sub-lists: ScaleStructure
, ESEM
, and biESEM
.
1. PedsQLMFS$ScaleStructure
:
ScaleStructure
is a list used to describe the subscale names and items within each subscale. It contains three vectors: GeneralFatigue
, SleepFatigue
and CognitiveFatigue
.
GeneralFatigue
A vector of item varibale names that are in the subscale "General Fatigue"
SleepFatigue
A vector of item varibale names that are in the subscale "Sleep/rest Fatigue"
CognitiveFatigue
A vector of item varibale names that are in the subscale "Cognitive Fatigue"
2. PedsQLMFS$ESEM
:
ESEM
is a list of parameter matrices of a three-correlated-factor model. It contains three matrices: Lambda
, Phi
, and Psi
.
Lambda
: The factor-loading matrix; A matrix with 18 rows and 3 columns, each row represent one scale item, each column represent one factor.
GeneralFatigue
Factor loadings on the sub-domain construct "Gneral Fatigue"
SleepFatigue
Factor loadings on the sub-domain construct "Sleep/rest Fatigue"
CognitiveFatigue
Factor loadings on the sub-domain construct "Cognitive Fatigue"
Phi
: The factor variance-covariance matrix; A matrix with 3 rows and 3 columns. Each row represent one factor. So does each column.
GlobalFatigue
Factor loadings on the global (general factor) construct "Global Fatigue"
GeneralFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "General Fatigue"
SleepFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "Sleep/rest Fatigue"
CognitiveFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "Cognitive Fatigue"
Psi
: The item-error variane-covariance matrix; A matrix with 18 rows and 18 columns. Each row represent one item. So does each column.
Y1
item GeneralFatigue1 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y2
item GeneralFatigue2 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y3
item GeneralFatigue3 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y4
item GeneralFatigue4 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y5
item GeneralFatigue5 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y6
item GeneralFatigue6 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y7
item SleepFatigue1 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y8
item SleepFatigue2 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y9
item SleepFatigue3 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y10
item SleepFatigue4 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y11
item SleepFatigue5 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y12
item SleepFatigue6 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y13
item CognitiveFatigue1 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y14
item CognitiveFatigue2 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y15
item CognitiveFatigue3 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y16
item CognitiveFatigue4 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y17
item CognitiveFatigue5 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y18
item CognitiveFatigue6 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
3. PedsQLMFS$biESEM
:
biESEM
is a list of parameter matrices of a bi-factor model. It contains three matrices: Lambda
, Phi
, and Psi
.
Lambda
: The factor-loading matrix; A matrix with 18 rows and 4 columns, each row represent one scale item, each column represent one factor. The first factor is the global factor (also called general factor) of a bi-factor structure .
GlobalFatigue
Factor loadings on the global (general factor) construct "Global Fatigue"
GeneralFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "Gneral Fatigue"
SleepFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "Sleep/rest Fatigue"
CognitiveFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "Cognitive Fatigue"
Phi
: The factor variance-covariance matrix; A matrix with 4 rows and 4 columns, each row represent one factor, each column represent one factor. The first factor is the global factor (also called general factor) of a bi-factor structure .
GlobalFatigue
Factor loadings on the global (general factor) construct "Global Fatigue"
GeneralFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "General Fatigue"
SleepFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "Sleep/rest Fatigue"
CognitiveFatigue
Factor loadings on the specific (group factor) construct "Cognitive Fatigue"
Psi
: The item-error variane-covariance matrix; A matrix with 18 rows and 18 columns. Each row represent one item. So does each column.
Y1
item GeneralFatigue1 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y2
item GeneralFatigue2 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y3
item GeneralFatigue3 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y4
item GeneralFatigue4 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y5
item GeneralFatigue5 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y6
item GeneralFatigue6 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y7
item SleepFatigue1 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y8
item SleepFatigue2 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y9
item SleepFatigue3 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y10
item SleepFatigue4 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y11
item SleepFatigue5 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y12
item SleepFatigue6 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y13
item CognitiveFatigue1 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y14
item CognitiveFatigue2 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y15
item CognitiveFatigue3 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y16
item CognitiveFatigue4 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y17
item CognitiveFatigue5 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Y18
item CognitiveFatigue6 measurement-error variance and covariance with other items
Author(s)
Yujiao Mai, Deo Kumar Srivastava, and Kevin R Krull
References
Asparouhov, T., & Muthen, B. (2009). Exploratory structural equation modeling. Structural equation modeling: a multidisciplinary journal, 16(3), 397–438.
Mai, Y., Srivastava, D.K., & Krull, K.R. (2021). Estimating Composite reliability of Multidimensional Measurement with Overlapping Items. Present at the 2021 Eastern North American Region (ENAR) Spring Virtual Meeting.
Morin, A. J. S., Arens, A. K., & Marsh, H. W. (2016). A Bifactor Exploratory Structural Equation Modeling Framework for the Identification of Distinct Sources of Construct-Relevant Psychometric Multidimensionality. Structural equation modeling, 23(1), 116–139. doi: 10.1080/10705511.2014.961800
Varni, J. W., Burwinkle, T. M., Katz, E. R., Meeske, K., & Dickinson, P. (2002). The PedsQL in pediatric cancer: Reliability and validity of the Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory Generic Core Scales, Multidimensional Fatigue Scale, and Cancer Module. Cancer, 94(7), 2090.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. SJCRH. (2007-2021). St. Jude LIFE Study.
Examples
OmegaG::PedsQLMFS$ScaleStructure
# $GeneralFatigue
# [1] "Y1" "Y2" "Y3" "Y4" "Y5" "Y6"
#
# $SleepFatigue
# [1] "Y7" "Y8" "Y9" "Y10" "Y11" "Y12"
#
# $CognitiveFatigue
# [1] "Y13" "Y14" "Y15" "Y16" "Y17" "Y18"
OmegaG::PedsQLMFS$ESEM$Lambda
# GeneralFatigue SleepFatigue CognitiveFatigue
# Y1 0.582 0.134 -0.093
# Y2 0.640 0.161 0.109
# Y3 0.779 0.180 0.110
# Y4 0.728 0.039 0.097
# Y5 0.283 0.109 0.431
# Y6 0.412 -0.011 0.365
# Y7 0.010 0.597 -0.150
# Y8 0.516 0.009 0.195
# Y9 0.578 0.092 0.057
# Y10 0.010 0.820 -0.108
# Y11 -0.043 0.696 0.119
# Y12 0.024 0.652 0.222
# Y13 0.376 0.123 0.350
# Y14 0.073 0.194 0.639
# Y15 0.052 0.183 0.693
# Y16 -0.026 0.161 0.445
# Y17 0.042 0.025 0.696
# Y18 -0.019 0.175 0.607