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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pers Soc Psychol. 2022 Mar;122(3):493–522. doi: 10.1037/pspp0000399

Table 9.

Chi-square difference tests for testing the cross-lagged effects between personality traits and health outcomes at the within-person level in the random intercept cross-lagged panel models across all samples.

b3=0 b4=0
Δχ2 Δdf p-value Δχ2 Δdf p-value
NAS
N & SRH 6.771 1 .009 1.986 1 .159
E & SRH 2.552 1 .110 .357 1 .550
N & GDL 4.721 1 .030 .605 1 .437
E & GDL .092 1 .762 .002 1 .964
LISS
N & SRH 18.252 1 < .001 50.799 1 < .001
E & SRH 16.338 1 < .001 16.872 1 < .001
O & SRH 17.090 1 < .001 16.198 1 < .001
C & SRH 4.115 1 .043 22.321 1 < .001
A & SRH .630 1 .427 .002 1 .964
N & GDL 6.882 1 .009 21.374 1 < .001
E & GDL 2.991 1 .084 11.180 1 < .001
O & GDL 2.898 1 .089 4.616 1 .032
C & GDL 13.894 1 < .001 20.326 1 < .001
A & GDL .689 1 .407 3.682 1 .055
SATSA1
N & SRH 10.058 1 .002 5.813 1 .016
E & SRH 5.417 1 .020 5.895 1 .015
O & SRH 2.515 1 .113 11.637 1 .001
N & GDL 8.789 1 .003 8.445 1 .004
E & GDL 1.212 1 .271 .447 1 .503
O & GDL .176 1 .675 1.991 1 .158
N & CVD 2.335 1 .127 3.498 1 .061
E & CVD 1.900 1 .168 1.797 1 .180
O & CVD .113 1 .737 2.845 1 .092
N & CNS 2.656 1 .103 2.094 1 .148
E & CNS 1.026 1 .311 .298 1 .585
O & CNS .890 1 .345 1.583 1 .208
N & MTD .819 1 .366 .117 1 .733
E & MTD 3.276 1 .070 .333 1 .564
O & MTD .059 1 .808 .229 1 .633
N & AL 2.933 1 .087 .340 1 .560
E & AL .708 1 .400 .618 1 .432
N & MFI 7.896 1 .005 1.444 1 .229
E & MFI 44.378 1 < .001 6.0756 1 .014

Note. N = neuroticism; E = extraversion; O = openness; C = conscientiousness; A = agreeableness; SRH = self-rated health; GDL = general disease level; CVD = cardiovascular diseases; CNS = central nervous system diseases; MTD = metabolic diseases; AL = allostatic load; MFI = motor functioning impairment. b3 refers to estimates of the cross-lagged effects of personality traits on health outcomes; b4 refers to estimates of the cross-lagged effects of health outcomes on personality traits.

1

As MLR was used in SATSA to account for the cluster effects of twin pairs, the Satorra-Bentler scaled chi-square difference tests were used.