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Published in final edited form as: J Pers Soc Psychol. 2022 Mar;122(3):493–522. doi: 10.1037/pspp0000399

Table 4.

Standardized path coefficients in the random intercept cross-lagged panel models for the within-person relations between personality traits and self-rated health and general disease level in the NAS sample.

Model	Predictor_T	Outcomes_T+1	β¹	95% CI	CFI	RMSEA
N & SRH					.973	.023
	N	N	.24^*	[.18, .30]
	N	SRH	−.06^*	[−.11, −.02]
	SRH	SRH	.16^*	[.09, .22]
	SRH	N	−.04	[−.09, .01]
E & SRH
	E	E	.23^*	[.18, .28]	.979	.022
	E	SRH	.04	[−.01, .09]
	SRH	SRH	.15^*	[.09, .22]
	SRH	E	.01	[−.03, .06]
N & GDL					.966	.023
	N	N	.24^*	[.18, .30]
	N	GDL	.06^*	[.01, .11]
	GDL	GDL	.10^*	[.03, .17]
	GDL	N	.02	[−.03, .08]
E & GDL					.972	.023
	E	E	.23^*	[.18, .28]
	E	GDL	.01	[−.04, .06]
	GDL	GDL	.10^*	[.03, .17]
	GDL	E	.001	[−.05, .05]

Note. N = neuroticism; E = extraversion; SRH = self-rated health; GDL = general disease level.

p ≤ .05.

Due to slight differences in the standardized coefficients across waves, the average of the coefficients is presented.