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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Res Pers. 2020 Jan 15;85:103914. doi: 10.1016/j.jrp.2020.103914

Table 1.

ML-CFA Standardized Factor Loadings and 95% Confidence Intervals across Samples

MIS Item Between-Person λ 95% CI Within-Person λ 95% CI
Sample 1

Said without thinking .94 [.90, .98] .67 [.62, .72]
Spent more money .80 [.74, .86] .60 [.55, .65]
Impatient .80 [.74, .86] .38 [.34, .42]
Spur of the moment .93 [.90, .96] .76 [.72, .80]

Sample 2

Said without thinking .86 [.81, .91] .44 [.39, .49]
Spent more money .79 [.74, .84] .52 [.47, .57]
Impatient .75 [.69, .81] .21 [.16, .26]
Spur of the moment .86 [.81, .91] .53 [.48, .58]

Note. ML-CFA = multilevel-confirmatory factor analysis. All factor loadings (λ) are standardized. MIS = Momentary Impulsivity Scale; CI = confidence interval. Sample 1 = daily diary sample; Sample 2 = EMA sample.