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Table 3 Benjamini–Hochberg procedure: testing item intercept and factor loadings for BAS invariance between men and women

From: Body Appreciation Scale (BAS-2): measurement invariance across genders and item response theory examination

Model

Parameter Relaxed

df

χ2

P value

BH adj p value

Sig

M0

 

88

193.846

   

M1

λ1

86

193.658

.4120

.0112

 

M2

λ 2

86

190.588

.0142

.0212

*

M3

λ 3

86

193.663

.8657

.0037

 

M4

λ 4

86

193.845

.9999

.0012

 

M5

λ 5

86

190.325

.0530

.0187

 

M6

λ 6

86

192.848

.2388

.0125

 

M7

λ 7

86

193.700

.8041

.0062

 

M8

λ 8

86

191.137

.0162

.0200

*

M9

λ 9

86

186.770

.0001

.0025

*

M10

λ 10

86

192.557

.1378

.0162

 

M11

α 1

86

187.529

.0017

.0237

*

M12

α 2

86

193.821

.1051

.0175

 

M13

α 3

86

191.871

.1416

.0150

 

M14

α 4

86

193.837

.9769

.0025

 

M15

α 5

86

192.915

.4328

.0100

 

M16

α 6

86

192.061

.1817

.0137

 

M17

α 7

86

193.605

.7888

.0075

 

M18

α 8

86

193.189

.5242

.0087

 

M19

α 9

86

188.323

.0040

.0225

*

M20

α 10

86

193.641

.8427

.0050

 
  1. df = degrees of freedom; BH = adj p value Benjamini Hochberg adjusted p value. Sig = Significance is determined by p value smaller than BH adj p value. Parameter relaxed denotes which parameter has been relaxed in comparison to M0
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