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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 8.

Standardized path coefficients in the random intercept cross-lagged panel models for the within-person relations between personality traits and physiological health outcomes in the SATSA subsample.

Model	Predictor_T	Outcome_T+1	β¹	95% CI	CFI	RMSEA
N & AL					.978	.032
	N	N	.29^*	[.15, .44]
	N	AL	−.07	[−.14, .01]
	AL	AL	.37^*	[.23, .51]
	AL	N	−.03	[−.12, .06]
E & AL					.991	.022
	E	E	.15^*	[.06, .25]
	E	AL	.03	[−.04, .10]
	AL	AL	.36^*	[.22, .50]
	AL	E	.04	[−.05, .12]
N & MFI					.952	.044
	N	N	.31^*	[.16, .46]
	N	MFI	.12^*	[.04, .20]
	MFI	MFI	.38^*	[.26, .50]
	MFI	N	.06	[−.04, .15]
E & MFI					.962	.045
	E	E	.17^*	[.07, .27]
	E	MFI	−.14^*	[−.21, −.07]
	MFI	MFI	.38^*	[.26, .50]
	MFI	E	−.09^*	[−.17, −.01]

Note. N = neuroticism; E = extraversion; O = openness; AL = allostatic load; MFI = motor functioning impairment.

p ≤ .05.

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