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The eigenvalues of the five factors ranged from 1.003 to 5.343, and all components accounted for 46.27 of the total variance, indicating that the instrument is acceptable for capturing the That supports both Red- mediated recombineering and copy-number induction of pCC attributes of IDSHL among sample respondents. This instrument can be used by healthcare professionals to screen patients who may be at risk for misinterpreting key health information. It can also be used as a population-level IDSHL assessment tool in public health promotion and prevention activities and research.This study has some limitations.Highest on factor 5 were associated with transmission of infectious diseases (domain 5). Further evaluation suggested that Q6 and Q28 were more closely related to domain 1; therefore, domain 5 was merged into domain 1. The final model consists of four domains (table 3).Discriminative validity The maximum score on the 22-item subscale 1 was 38.62. The mean score value of the respondents was 22.07?.91 (mean D; n=8728). The two-tailed Pearson's correlation between the age and score was r=-0.238 (p0.40 and loaded on only one factor, suggesting that the underlying factors are meaningful. The eigenvalues of the five factors ranged from 1.003 to 5.343, and all components accounted for 46.27 of the total variance, indicating that the instrument is acceptable for capturing the attributes of IDSHL among sample respondents. The correlations showed that the instrument had good discriminative validity. Respondents who were younger, female, had higher education, did not report morbidity in the past 2 weeks or those who were in the top 27 in cumulative score had significantly higher scores than did their counterparts. The results of binaryTian X, et al. BMJ Open 2016;6:e012039. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2016-Figure 1 Scree plot of principal components factor analysis.value (20.62?.17) than those without 2-week morbidity (22.35?.83; F=58.064, p