6. This table is from a journal article validating the Interpersonal Shame Inventory (Wong, Kim, Nguyen, Cheng, & Saw, 2014). According to the table, the validation identified two factors in this measure. Table 1 Item Factor Loadings, Communality Estimates, Item Means, and Standard Deviations for the Interpersonal Shame Inventory EFA Item 1 2 12 CFA M SD 3. These days, I feel like hiding because people might view me as flawed. 18 .73 .75 2.32 1.39 7. These days, I feel like escaping because others might think something is wrong with me. 06 87 .84 2.30 1.48 8. These days, I feel like crawling into a hole because others might regard me as defective. 17 .77 .84 .88" 2.01 1.33 14. These days, I feel like avoiding others because people might view me as weak. -.02 82 .68 2.36 1.45 15. These days, I wish I could shrink away because others might perceive me as incompetent. - OS 94 .78 2.32 1.41 5. These days, I wish I could disappear because my deficits might cause my family to lose face. .85 02 .75 2.12 1.35 10. These days, I feel like escaping because my defects might disgrace my family. 93 01 .85 .90** 2.02 1.29 11. These days, I feel like crawling into a hole because my deficiencies might dishonor my family. .95 00 .87 .94"* 2.04 1.37 12. These days, I wish I could run away because my inadequacyes might cause my family to look bad. .90 .05 .87 .92"* 2.12 1.36 16. These days, I wish I could become invisible because my shortcomings might bring disrepute to my family. 81 85 91** 2.07 1.31 Note. In the exploratory factor analysis (EFA) with promax rotation (n = 237) and the confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) for the oblique two-factor model (# = 239), correlation between external shame and family shame equals .75 and .85 (p