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. 2022 Mar 9;13:791254. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2022.791254

Table 3.

Goodness of fit Indexes for the one-, two- and three-factor solutions of GASA.

Model Model description CFI RMSEA
1.1 GASA CFA 1 core items NC all 0.994 0.051
1.1 g GASA MGCFA 1 core items NC by gender configural 0.954 0.077
1.2 GASA CFA 1 OC and NC all 0.960 0.077
1.2 g GASA MGCFA 1 OC and NC by gender configural 0.886 0.095
2.1 GASA CFA 2 all 0.973 0.065
2.1 g GASA MGCFA 2 by gender configural 0.933 0.077
2.1 gc GASA CFA 2 by gender configural with correlation errors between item 5 and 7 0.971 0.059
2.1 gm GASA MGCFA 2 by gender metric, model 2.1 gc with eq constraints 0.935 0.079
3.1 GASA CFA 3 all 0.974 0.069
3.1 gm GASA MGCFA 3 by gender metric eq constraints 0.959 0.069
3.2 g.dia GASA MCCFA 3 by gender model 3.1 gm with covariate diagnose ADHD lifetime 0.954 0.067

Whole sample all n = 137 and multiple-group by gender, n (female) = 68, n (male) = 69. CFI, comparative fit index; RMSEA, root mean square error of approximation; GASA, game addiction scale for adolescents; CFA, confirmatory factor analyses; MGCFA, multiple-group confirmatory factor analysis; OC, over consumption; NC, negative consequences; ADHD, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.