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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychoneuroendocrinology. 2021 Mar 12;127:105193. doi: 10.1016/j.psyneuen.2021.105193

Table 2.

Model fit information for latent class analysis

No. of classes Log-likelihood No. of parameters estimated AIC BIC a-BIC Entropy BLRT
Black (n = 215)
1 −1000.72 7 279.40 302.99 280.81 —— ——
2 −929.90 15 153.76 204.32 156.76 .87 p < .050
3 −919.70 23 149.34 226.87 153.99 .74 p < .050
4 −911.31 31 148.57 253.06 154.83 .78 p > .050
5 −903.68 39 149.31 280.77 157.18 .77 p > .050
White (n = 985)
1 −3853.07 7 956.99 991.24 969.01 —— ——
2 −3537.83 15 342.51 415.90 368.26 .89 p < .010
3 −3468.68 23 220.20 332.74 259.69 .66 p < .050
4 −3448.97 31 196.80 348.47 250.02 .73 p < .050
5 −3438.59 39 192.04 382.85 421.85 .78 p > .050

Note: Dashes indicate criterion was not applicable; boldface type indicates selected model. AIC = Akaike information criterion; BIC = Bayesian information criterion; a-BIC = sample size adjusted BIC; BLRT = bootstrapped likelihood ratio test.

Measurement invariance based on race indicated that Blacks and white participants showed different patterns of life course SES trajectories (at p < .05). Thus, the patterns of life course SES trajectories were examined within each racial group.