Dimensions of variation on the CORE-OM - Paul Barrett

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Copyright © The British Psychological SocietyReproduction in any form (including the internet) is prohibited without prior permission from the Society194K. Jake Lyne et al.Figure 1. (Continued) Model 6: a nested factors first-order general factor solution using positively andnegatively worded item groups and risk, as first-order residualized latent variables.
Copyright © The British Psychological SocietyReproduction in any form (including the internet) is prohibited without prior permission from the Society<strong>Dimensions</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>variation</strong> on the CORE-OM 195Figure 1. (Continued) Model 7: a nested factors first-order general factor model with four residualizedlatents (Model 4b) and with two method latents <strong>of</strong> positively and negatively worded items.statistics were still relatively poor. It was decided that for all further modelling, thesetwo risk items would remain excluded.The correlations for Model 1b were indicative <strong>of</strong> complete redundancy for thesubjective well-being and psychological problems latent variables. This correlationexceeded 1.0 in Amos 5 (1.01) and was constrained to 1.0 in SEPATH. The correlationbetween subjective well-being and functioning was also very high (.95), withpsychological problems and functioning correlating at .91. Risk latent variable
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