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. 2007 Mar 13;5:15. doi: 10.1186/1477-7525-5-15

Table 5.

Maximum likelihood goodness-of-fit indices for confirmatory factor models

Original Six-Item ASC
Invariance χ2 df p Δχ2 df p RMSEA CFI NNFI

Form 32.0 16 .01 .055 .992 .985
Slope 33.7 22 .05 1.7 6 .95 .038 .994 .992
Intercept 39.9 28 .07 6.2 6 .40 .035 .994 .994
Item Error 46.1 34 .08 6.2 6 .40 .033 .994 .995
Covariance 46.5 35 .09 0.4 1 .53 .033 .994 .995

Revised Five-Item ASC (children's health item excluded)

Invariance χ2 df p Δχ2 df p RMSEA CFI NNFI

Form 11.2 8 .19 .033 .998 .996
Slope 15.8 13 .26 4.6 5 .47 .024 .999 .998
Intercept 21.4 18 .26 5.6 5 .35 .015 .999 .998
Item Error 30.5 23 .14 9.1 5 .11 .030 .996 .997
Covariance 30.9 24 .16 0.4 1 .53 .029 .997 .997

χ2 is the chi-square value for the given model with degrees of freedom, df, and probability, p. Δχ2 is the difference in chi-square between the given model and the previous one. RMSEA is the Root Mean Square Error of Approximation, CFI is the Comparative Fit Index, and NNFI is the Non-Normed Fit Index. Listwise deletion of missing values was used for all of the models.