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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: J Int Neuropsychol Soc. 2021 Jul;27(6):637–647. doi: 10.1017/S135561772000096X

Table 4.

Fit indices and estimates for covariate-adjusted parallel process models of cannabis use and motivation indices.

AIC SABIC i1 ←→ i2
r
i2 → s1
ß
i1 → s2
ß
s2 → s1
ß
i1←→s1
r
i2←→s2
r
CU & Apathy 17986.08 18011.76 .14 −.17 −.22 .23 .12 .03
CU & Disengagement 19430.83 19455.81 .16 −.21 −.003 .11 −.02 .02
CU & Persistence 19614.03 19639.00 −.06 −.05 −.02 .06 −.37* .01
CU & Planning 19693.84 19718.82 −.16 .34 .13 −.40 −.13 .03
CU & Self-Efficacy 19362.962 19387.94 −.08 −.04 .25 −.12 −.15 .02
CU & Valuing School 19610.89 19637.38 −.16* .22 .08 −.14 −.33 .03
**

p < .001,

*

p <.05.

All estimates are presented in standardized metric.

Note: CU = cannabis use; df = degrees of freedom; CFI = Comparative Fit Index; RMSEA = Root Mean Square Error of Approximation; AIC = Akaike Information Criterion; SABIC = Sample-size Adjusted Bayesian Information Criterion; i1 = motivation index intercept; s1 = motivation index slope; i2 = cannabis use intercept; s2 = cannabis use slope