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. 2019 Nov 12;12:3079–3098. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S210594

Table 5.

Model Fit For Pain Intensity And Pain Unpleasantness Trajectories

Number Of Trajectories Linear Linear And Quadratic
Pain intensity AIC BIC AIC BIC
1 3998.17 4008.84 3990.20 4004.43
2 3958.62 3979.96 3948.57 3977.03a
3 3950.66 3982.67 3938.01 3980.69
4 3947.34 3990.02 3932.06 3988.96
5 3953.34 4006.69 3940.06 4011.19
6 3958.14 4022.17 3942.90 4028.36
7 3964.14 4038.84 3949.68 4049.27
Pain Unpleasantness
1 3710.42 3721.09 3671.26 3685.49
2 3666.27 3687.61 3615.99 3644.45a
3 3670.40 3702.41 3614.01 3656.69
4 3669.37 3712.05 3604.52 3661.42
5 3675.37 3728.72 3612.52 3683.65
6 3681.37 3745.39 3620.52 3705.88
7 3687.37 3762.06 3628.52 3728.11

Note: aModel with the best fit to the data that respected all criteria (lower AIC and BIC values, smallest class with n > 5%, parsimony and theoretical soundness).

Abbreviations: AIC, Akaike information criterion; BIC, Bayesian information criterion.