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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Methods. 2013 Dec 23;20(1):117–141. doi: 10.1037/a0034523

Table 8.

Mean Model Fit for Zeroth Derivatives

Occasions One Between-Person Factor Two Between-Person Factors
Structure χ2 DF CFI RMSEA χ2 DF CFI RMSEA
3 1 940.00 (589.43) 369 0.960 (0.030) 0.045 (0.021) 1241.83 (762.50) 369 0.938 (0.033) 0.057 (0.021)
2w 510.63 (187.31) 360 0.991 (0.009) 0.019 (0.015) 947.88 (527.10) 360 0.961 (0.020) 0.047 (0.019)
2b 933.77 (581.43) 360 0.960 (0.030) 0.045 (0.021) 1190.49 (728.47) 360 0.941 (0.032) 0.056 (0.021)
3 736.80 (376.76) 350 0.974 (0.019) 0.037 (0.017) 901.94 (488.13) 350 0.962 (0.022) 0.046 (0.017)
4 496.34 (189.06) 339 0.991 (0.010) 0.020 (0.015) 824.94 (429.46) 339 0.968 (0.017) 0.043 (0.017)

4 1 1418.45 (735.86) 662 0.964 (0.027) 0.038 (0.017) 1749.68 (927.86) 662 0.948 (0.029) 0.047 (0.017)
2w 967.18 (368.84) 649 0.986 (0.013) 0.022 (0.015) 1449.02 (700.35) 649 0.964 (0.020) 0.040 (0.015)
2b 1405.28 (726.80) 649 0.964 (0.026) 0.038 (0.017) 1687.33 (888.56) 649 0.950 (0.029) 0.046 (0.017)
3 1205.46 (541.36) 635 0.974 (0.019) 0.033 (0.015) 1378.86 (650.12) 635 0.965 (0.021) 0.039 (0.015)
4 949.48 (372.71) 620 0.986 (0.013) 0.022 (0.015) 1309.83 (603.94) 620 0.969 (0.018) 0.037 (0.015)

5 1 2024.75 (928.01) 1039 0.965 (0.026) 0.035 (0.015) 2387.20 (1136.21) 1039 0.952 (0.028) 0.042 (0.015)
2w 1563.24 (602.96) 1022 0.983 (0.016) 0.023 (0.015) 2091.43 (928.00) 1022 0.964 (0.021) 0.037 (0.014)
2b 2006.64 (922.80) 1022 0.965 (0.025) 0.035 (0.015) 2322.78 (1094.53) 1022 0.954 (0.028) 0.041 (0.015)
3 1797.56 (753.38) 1004 0.973 (0.020) 0.030 (0.014) 1994.56 (865.33) 1004 0.966 (0.023) 0.035 (0.014)
4 1539.61 (606.24) 985 0.983 (0.016) 0.023 (0.015) 1937.40 (834.24) 985 0.968 (0.020) 0.034 (0.014)

Note. Mean and standard deviations of fit indices for models with ten items and specified number of occasions and zeroth derivative factor loading pattern. Degrees of freedom presented for when a one factor structure is fit to the higher order derivatives.