Table 4.

Measurement Invariance for Different Groups (N = 367)

	Model	χ2 (df)	CFI	TLI	AIC	BIC	RMSEA (90% CI)	SRMR	Decision
Basic model	–	–	0.972	0.963	7326.450	7341.837	0.083	0.034	Accept
Age Model	Basic model	–	0.969	0.958	7336.546	7578.679	0.088	0.037	Accept
	Configural Invariance	68	1.000	0.999	–	–	0.009(0.000–0.045)	0.036	Accept
	Scalar Invariance	76	0.996	0.996	–	–	0.022(0.000–0.049)	0.045	Accept
	Metric Invariance	84	0.996	0.996	–	–	0.021(0.000–0.047)	0.046	Accept
	Strict invariance	94	0.995	0.995	–	–	0.023(0.000–0.047)	0.056	Accept
Gender Model	Basic model	–	0.967	0.956	7340.083	7582.215	0.091	0.040	Accept
	Configural Invariance	68	0.996	0.994	–	–	0.024(0.000–0.051)	0.039	Accept
	Scalar Invariance	76	0.995	0.994	–	–	0.025(0.000–0.050)	0.043	Accept
	Metric Invariance	84	0.996	0.996	–	–	0.021(0.000–0.047)	0.044	Accept
	Strict invariance	94	0.995	0.995	–	–	0.023(0.000–0.047)	0.053	Accept

Note: age model: N = 367, Younger group n = 284, Older group n = 83; gender model: N = 367, Male group n = 293, Female group n = 74; CFI Comparative Fit Index, TLI Tucker-Lewis Index, AIC Akaike, BIC Sample-size adjusted Bayesian, RMSEA Root Mean Square Error of Approximation, SRMR Standardized Root Mean Square Residual