Rotation of the original factor analysis solution typically results in
A) an improved substantive interpretation of the solution.
B) a change in the achieved communality estimate for any one variable.
C) a change in the proportion of variance accounted for by any one factor.
D) a and b above.
E) a and c above.

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Rotation of the original factor analysis solution typically results in an improved substantive interpretation of the solution (A) and a change in the proportion of variance accounted for by any one factor (C).

Rotation of the Original Factor Analysis Solution Typically Results in