In order to be useful,a factor which has been identified during factor analysis should have an eigenvalue less than zero.

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A factor which has an eigenvalue less than one is typically considered to be less useful, as it accounts for less variance in the data than factors with higher eigenvalues. Factors with eigenvalues less than zero are not considered valid and can indicate errors in the factor analysis results.

In Order to Be Useful,a Factor Which Has Been Identified