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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Educ Psychol. 2023 Jun 1;115(5):700–714. doi: 10.1037/edu0000806

Table 3.

Model Fit

Model AIC BIC CFI TLI RMSEA (90% CI)1 SRMR χ2 df p Factor loadings

Measurement Model
 Full sample 3801.56 3896.64 .98 .97 .07 (.04, .11) .04 35.70 17 .01 β= .72−.96, all p<.001
 ADHD subgroup 2354.86 2436.86 .97 .96 .08 (.04, .12) .06 33.61 17 .01 β= .70–1.00, all p<.001
 Non-ADHD subgroup 1495.01 1564.25 .99 .98 .05 (.00, .11) .04 20.95 17 0.23 β= .70–1.00, all p<.001
Full Sample Structural Model 5895.15 6053.61 .98 .96 .06 (.03, .08) .04 56.67 32 .01 β= .72−.91, all p<.001
Multigroup Model (ADHD, Non-ADHD)
 Unconstrained 5967.99 6284.92 .97 .95 .06 (.04, .09) .05 95.23 64 .01 β= .73−.90, all p<.001
 Constrained 5967.45 6280.86 .97 .95 .06 (.04, .09) .05 96.68 65 .01 β= .72−.99, all p<.001

Note . AIC = Akaike’s Information Criteria, BIC = Bayesian Information Criteria, CFI = comparative fit index, RMSEA = root mean square error of approximation, SRMR = standardized root mean square residual, TLI = Tucker-Lewis index.

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T-sized RMSEA values (Yuan et al., 2016) were also computed as requested during the peer review process, and are identical to the upper bound of each model’s 90% CI in the Table above. Interpretation of model fit based on T-sized RMSEA values varies according to model degrees of freedom and N; all models showed adequate (fair or close) fit based on the cutoff values recommended by Yuan et al. (2016).