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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2015 Mar 17;39(4):603–610. doi: 10.1111/acer.12673

Table 3.

Model Comparison Fit Statistics

2ln(L) df χ2 Δdf p AIC
Drinking Amount and Income
No-moderation 2809.13 1092 625.13
Moderation 2794.83 1089 14.30 3 0.003 616.83
Drinking Amount and Education
No-moderation 3361.61 1300 761.61
Moderation 3339.41 1297 22.20 3 <0.001 745.41
Drinking Frequency and Income
No-moderation 2865.69 1102 661.69
Moderation 2863.32 1099 2.37 3 0.501 665.32
Drinking Frequency and Education
No-moderation 3451.78 1313 825.78
Moderation 3444.24 1310 7.54 3 0.057 824.24
Alcohol Problems and Income
No-moderation 2992.76 1088 816.76
Moderation 2990.36 1085 2.40 3 0.495 820.36
Alcohol Problems and Education
No-moderation 3328.18 1208 912.18
Moderation 3325.12 1205 3.06 3 0.382 915.12
Wave 2 Drinking Amount and Income
No-moderation 1588.11 585 418.11
Moderation 1581.71 582 6.40 3 0.094 417.71
Wave 2 Drinking Amount and Education
No-moderation 2391.08 884 623.08
Moderation 2376.82 881 14.26 3 0.003 614.82

Note. −2ln(L) = −2 log likelihood; df = degrees of freedom; χ2 = difference in −2ln(L) between no-moderation and moderation models; Δdf = difference in df between no-moderation and moderation models; p = probability value; AIC = Akaike Information Criterion. Smaller AIC values indicate better model fit.