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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addict Behav. 2010 Oct 14;36(3):175–182. doi: 10.1016/j.addbeh.2010.10.001

Table 4.

Model fitting procedure with fit statistics. Submodels were adopted if the AIC was negative.

# Model Description Comparison Δdf Δχ2 p-value ΔAIC
1 Full (7793) (15897.445) n/a (311.445)
2 Constrain variance to be equal across sexes 2 vs. 1 63 47.238 0.931 −78.762
3 AE Model 3 vs. 2 21 40.938 0.006 −1.062
4 CE Model 4 vs. 2 21 71.151 <0.001 29.151
5 Drop all loadings from C1, C3, and C5 5 vs. 2 12 4.972 0.959 −19.028
6 Drop loadings onto SxAnxDep from C2 & C4 6 vs. 5 3 4.923 0.178 −1.077
7 Drop cross-wave genetic effects 7 vs. 6 12 169.430 <0.001 145.430
8 Drop genetic correlations between SxAnxDep and IntoxFreq* 8 vs. 6 9 4.676 0.854 −13.324
9 Drop cross-wave unique environmental effects 9 vs. 8 12 71.779 <0.001 47.779
10 Drop unique environmental correlations between SxAnxDep and IntoxFreq 10 vs. 8 9 28.318 0.001 10.318
*

This submodel became the Final Model referred to in the text.