|
Participant sex (male, female)
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Configural model
|
81.981
|
32
| | | |
.985
| |
.072
| |
|
1st order weak invariance
|
89.422
|
36
|
7.441
|
4
|
.114
|
.985
|
0
|
.069
|
.003
|
|
2nd order weak invariance
|
93.273
|
39
|
3.851
|
3
|
.278
|
.985
|
0
|
.066
|
.003
|
|
1st order strong invariance
|
99.694
|
43
|
6.421
|
4
|
.17
|
.985
|
0
|
.063
|
.003
|
|
2nd order strong invariance
|
107.529
|
46
|
7.835
|
3
|
.05
|
.984
|
.001
|
.063
|
0
|
|
1st order strict invariance
|
117.238
|
54
|
9.709
|
8
|
.286
|
.984
|
0
|
.059
|
.004
|
|
2nd order strict invariance
|
126.662
|
58
|
9.424
|
4
|
.051
|
.982
|
.002
|
.06
|
− .001
|
|
Mean equivalence
|
128.558
|
59
|
1.896
|
1
|
.169
|
.982
|
0
|
.06
|
0
|
|
Age groups (< 30, 30–39, 40–49, > 49)
| | | | | | | | | |
|
Configural model
|
108.741
|
64
| | | |
.987
| |
.068
| |
|
1st order weak invariance
|
124.371
|
76
|
15.63
|
12
|
.209
|
.987
|
0
|
.062
|
.006
|
|
2nd order weak invariance
|
135.123
|
85
|
10.752
|
9
|
.293
|
.987
|
0
|
.059
|
.003
|
|
1st order strong invariance
|
145.451
|
97
|
10.328
|
12
|
.587
|
.988
|
− .001
|
.053
|
.006
|
|
2nd order strong invariance
|
153.651
|
106
|
8.2
|
9
|
.514
|
.988
|
0
|
.05
|
.003
|
|
1st order strict invariance
|
194.985
|
130
|
41.334
|
24
|
.015
|
.984
|
.004
|
.053
|
− .003
|
|
2nd order strict invariance
|
202.323
|
142
|
7.338
|
12
|
.834
|
.984
|
0
|
.05
|
.003
|
|
Mean equivalence
|
213.344
|
145
|
11.021
|
3
|
.012
|
.982
|
.002
|
.052
|
− .002
|
