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Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2020 Sep 10;56(11):2152–2166. doi: 10.1037/dev0001106

Table 5.

Fit Indices for Latent Growth Curve Models

Model AIC BIC Chi square RMSEA [CI] CFI SRMR

Social Support

Unconditional intercept-only 1050.75 1068.23 χ2 (4) = 6.38, p = .17 .049 [.000, .118] .994 .098
Unconditional linear 1050.37 1078.35 χ2 (1) = .008, p = .93 .000 [.000, .054] 1.000 .001
Model 1 1051.75 1093.71 χ2 (3) = 1.75, p = .63 .000 [.000, .088] 1.000 .011
Model 2 1049.61 1098.57 χ2 (4) = 2.40, p = .66 .000 [.000, .076] 1.000 .011

PTSD Symptoms

Unconditional intercept-only 1280.98 1298.46 χ2 (4) = 10.93, p = .03 .084 [.026, .146] .990 .057
Unconditional linear 1279.30 1307.28 χ2 (1) = 3.26, p = .07 .096 [.000, .221] .997 .012
Model 1 1234.48 1276.44 χ2 (3) = 4.66, p = .20 .048 [.000, .127] .998 .011
Model 2 1228.52 1277.48 χ2 (4) = 5.83, p = .21 .043 [.000, .113] .998 .009

Satisfaction with Life

Unconditional intercept-only 2215.07 2232.56 χ2 (4) = 1.50, p = .83 .000 [.000, .057] 1.000 .014
Unconditional linear 2219.79 2247.77 χ2 (1) = .22, p = .64 .000 [.000, .132] 1.000 .006
Model 1 2218.16 2242.64 χ2 (8) = 6.66, p = .57 .000 [.000, .066] 1.000 .019
Model 2 2214.56 2242.53 χ2 (10) = 7.04, p = .72 .000 [.000, .052] 1.000 .017

Reintegration Difficulty

Unconditional intercept-only 1363.22 1380.70 χ2 (4) = 7.00, p = .13 .055 [.000, .122] .995 .055
Unconditional linear 1362.88 1390.86 χ2 (1) = .66, p = .41 .000 [.000, .157] 1.000 .007
Model 1 1357.89 1382.37 χ2 (8) = 7.41, p = .49 .000 [.000, .071] 1.000 .037
Model 2 1347.91 1375.89 χ2 (10) = 9.07, p = .53 .000 [.000, .065] 1.000 .033

Note. PTSD = post-traumatic stress disorder. AIC = Akaike information criterion. BIC = Bayesian information criterion. RMSEA = root mean square error of approximation. CFI = comparative fit index. SRMR = root mean square residual. Model 1 includes age and combat experience as covariates. Model 2 includes age, combat experience, and identity disruption as covariates.