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    Thurstone's Box Problem is indeterminate using Maxplane analysis. Slight data modifications can yield perfect solutions, suggesting prolonged experimentation may be needed for determinacy in factor analysis.

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    • Mathematical Psychology
    • Factor Analysis

    Background:

    • Thurstone's Box Problem is a classic challenge in psychometrics.
    • Determining simple structure in factor analysis is crucial for interpretable results.

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    Main Methods:

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