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Table 3.

Fit Statistics for Models of Personality, Schizotypy, and Psychosis Symptoms

Model	Para	BIC	AIC	χ² (df)	RMSEA (90% CI)	CFI	TLI	SRMR
1) 5-Factor	83	29 248.96	28 942.38	499.435 (192)	0.073 (0.066–0.081)	0.907	0.888	0.079
2) SANS on psychoticism	86	29 266.08	28 948.42	501.192 (189)	0.075 (0.067–0.083)	0.905	0.884	0.078
3) 6-Factor positive	88	29 250.89	28 925.84	478.805 (187)	0.072 (0.064–0.081	0.912	0.891	0.073
4) 6-Factor negative	87	29 274.24	28 952.89	502.395 (188)	0.075 (0.067–0.083)	0.905	0.883	0.097
5) 7-Factor	93	29 278.37	28 934.86	479.155 (182)	0.074 (0.066–0.082)	0.910	0.886	0.089

Note: In all models, BFI Neuroticism loads on Neuroticism, BFI-Extraversion and SNAP Detachment load on Extraversion, BFI-Conscientiousness loads on Conscientiousness, BFI-Agreeableness loads on Agreeableness, and SNAP Eccentric Perceptions and SNAP Mistrust load on Psychoticism. 1) 5-Factor: SAPS Reality Distortion and SAPS Disorganized load on Psychoticism, SANS Inexpressivity and SANS Avolition load on Extraversion. 2) SANS on Psychoticism: SANS Avolition and Inexpressivity crossload on Psychoticism and Extraversion. SAPS Reality Distortion and Disorganized load on Psychoticism; 3) 6-Factor Positive: SANS Avolition and Inexpressivity load on Extraversion, SAPS Reality Distortion and Disorganized form separate sixth factor; 4) 6-Factor Negative: SAPS Reality Distortion and Disorganized load on Psychoticism, SANS Avolition and Inexpressivity form separate sixth factor; 5) 7-Factor: SAPS Reality Distortion and Disorganized for separate sixth factor, SANS Avolition and Inexpressivity form separate seventh factor. The best-fitting model is in bold. BIC, Bayesian Information Criterion; AIC, Akaike Information Criterion; RMSEA, Root Mean Squared Error of Approximation; CFI, Comparative Fit Index; TLI, Tucker-Lewis Index; BFI, Big Five Inventory; SNAP, Schedule for Nonadaptive and Adaptive Personality.