. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jan 1.

Published in final edited form as: Z Psychol. 2011;219(2):108–116. doi: 10.1027/2151-2604/a000055

Table 2.

Parameter estimates and statistics for model fits and tests of parameter differences.

Group	N	G²(4)	Parameter
Group	N	G²(4)	P	M	C₁	C₂
Higher Conscientiousness	93	8.49 (.08)	.71 [.68, .74]	.85 [.83, .88]	.95 [.95, .96]	.95 [.95, .96]
Lower Conscientiousness	90	9.12 (.06)	.67 [.64, .71]	.75 [.72, .78]	.93 [.92, .94]	.95 [.94, .95]
		ΔG²(1) = 2.75 (.10)		34.26 (<.001)	8.07 (.005)	1.36 (.24)
Higher Working Memory	102	8.12 (.09)	.72 [.69, .75]	.81 [.78, .83]	.95 [.94, .95]	.96 [.95, .96]
Lower Working Memory	100	12.84 (.01)	.60 [.57, .63]	.84 [.81, .86]	.94 [.94, .95]	.94 [.93, .94]
		ΔG²(1) = 35.74 (<.001)		2.13 (.14)	0.07 (.80)	27.11 (<.001)

Note: Alpha was set to .001 for all goodness-of-fit tests and tests of parameter differences. The upper and lower bounds of the 95% confidence intervals for each parameter estimate are shown in brackets. The p-values for the goodness-of-fit tests and tests of parameter differences are shown in parentheses.