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. 2020 May 22;20(2):173–181. doi: 10.1016/j.ijchp.2020.03.004

Table 2.

Goodness-of-fit statistics for different PSS-10 models and multigroup confirmatory factor analyses in nonclinical vs. clinical individuals.

χ2 (df) CFI TLI RMSEA (90%CI) SRMR AIC BIC ΔCFI ΔTLI ΔRMSEA ΔSRMR
Nonclinical sample
1-factor 544.851
(35)
.907 .881 .108
(.100-.116)
.057
2-factor 275.559
(34)
.956 .942 .075
(.067-.084)
.040 317.55 425.27
2-factor
finala
167.316
(32)
.975 .965 .058
(.050-.067)
.031 213.31 331.29
Clinical sample
1-factor 946.493
(35)
.589 .472 .213
(.201-.225)
.180
2-factor 189.822
(34)
.940 .920 .089
(.077-.102)
.050 231.82 323.26
2-factor
finala
151.644
(32)
.954 .935 .081
(.068-.094)
.046 197.64 198.54
Clinical vs. Nonclinical sample
Configural Invariance 345.776
(64)
.965 .951 .049
(.044-.054)
.035
Metric
Invariance
376.719
(72)
.962 .953 .048
(.043-.053)
.038 -.003 .002 -.001 .003
Structural Invariance 586.620
(82)
.938 .931 .058
(.054-.063)
.039 -.024 -.022 .010 .001

Note. The final 2-factor model was compared with the unmodified 2-factor model; a in the final model, errors of items 1 and 3 and items 1 and 9 were freed to correlate; df = degrees of freedom; CFI = Comparative fit index; TLI = Tucker-Lewis index; RMSEA = root mean square error of approximation (90% confidence interval shown in brackets); SRMR = standardized root mean square residual; Δ = difference; configural invariance = equal form; metric invariance = equal loadings; structural invariance = equal intercepts.