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. 2014 Mar;43(100):35–46. doi: 10.1016/j.intell.2013.12.007

Table 5.

Sex limitation model fitting results.

Measure Model − 2LL df (Δ − 2LL) p-Value AIC BIC
Number Sense accuracy Full Sex-Limitation model 10,791.89 3839 3113.89 − 9898.58
Common.Eff. (Qualit. diff.) 10,793.70 3840 1.81 .18 3113.70 − 9901.66
Scalar.Eff. (Quantit. diff.) 10,792.21 3842 .32 1.0 3108.21 − 9910.37
Null Model 10,794.07 3843 2.18 .70 3108.07 − 9913.43
Weber Fraction Full Sex-Limitation model 9533.15 3761 2011.15 − 20,434.40
Common.Eff. (Qualit. diff.) 9533.3 3762 .154 .70 2009.30 − 20,442.21
Scalar.Eff. (Quantit. diff.) 9533.79 3764 .492 .89 2005.79 − 20,457.66
Null Model 9533.99 3765 .842 .88 2003.99 − 20,465.43

− 2LL = minus log-likelihood; df = degrees of freedom; Δ − 2LL = difference in likelihood; df = degrees of freedom; p-value = associated with the differences in likelihood ratio between each of the nested models and the Full Sex Limitation model. AIC = Akaike's Information Criterion; BIC = Bayesian Information Criterion. The models testing for qualitative and quantitative differences show no significant difference in fit compared to the full model (p-values non significant). The Null Model shows no significant difference in fit with the Full Sex-Limitation model suggesting no qualitative or quantitative differences, or variance differences between males and females in Number Sense Task accuracy scores and Weber Fraction. The bold font indicates the best fitting model.