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INPUT INSTRUCTIONS

  TITLE:  009_Multigroup_LGCM_M1_Invariance_model

  DATA:
  FILE IS data.dat;
  LISTWISE = ON;

  VARIABLE:
  NAMES ARE
  id female pdu1 ace1 worry1
  lone1 lone2 lone3 lone4 lone5
  anx1 anx2 anx3 anx4 anx5
  dep1 dep2 dep3 dep4 dep5
  host1 host2 host3 host4 host5
  percon5 percon5b subs5 subs5b sleep5 sleep5b;

  USEVARIABLES ARE
         lone1 lone2 lone3 lone4 lone5;

  GROUPING = FEMALE (0 = MALES 1 = FEMALES);

  MISSING ARE ALL (-999);

  ANALYSIS:
      ESTIMATOR = ML;

  MODEL:
      I S|lone1@0 lone2@1 lone3@3 lone4@4 lone5@6;

      !Estimate means of growth factors and label them
      [I](INT);
      [S](SLP);

      !Estimate variances of growth factors
      I(INT_V);
      S(SLP_V);

      !Estimate covariance of growth factors
      I WITH S(IS_COV);

      !Estimate residual variance and constrain them equal
      lone1-lone5(RES);

  !Sequentially testing models means specific parameters are of interest
  !For those parameters, we will begin by constraining them to be equal (identical) across b
  !Those parameters are (MEANS OF GROWTH FACTORS, COVARIANCES AND RESIDUAL VARIANCES)
  !In subsequent models, we will freely estimate those parameters

  MODEL MALES:
      !Growth factor means for males
      [I](INT);!The INT label will make the males' intercept growth factor identical to the
      [S](SLP);!The labelling for all the parameters will make them idenitcal for males and

      !Growth factor variances for males
      I(INT_V);
      S(SLP_V);

      !Growth factor covariance for males
      I WITH S(IS_COV);

      !Residual variances for males
      lone1-lone5(RES);

  MODEL FEMALES:
      !Gorwth factor means for females
      [I](INT);!The INT label will make the females' intercept growth factor identical to th
      [S](SLP);

      !Growth factor variances for females
      I(INT_V);
      S(SLP_V);

      !Growth factor covariance for females
      I WITH S(IS_COV);

      !Residual variances for females
      lone1-lone5(RES);

  OUTPUT:
      SAMPSTAT;








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  !For those parameters, we will begin by constraining them to be equal (identical) across bo
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      [I](INT);!The INT label will make the males' intercept growth factor identical to the f
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      [S](SLP);!The labelling for all the parameters will make them idenitcal for males and f
*** WARNING
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      [I](INT);!The INT label will make the females' intercept growth factor identical to the
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009_Multigroup_LGCM_M1_Invariance_model

SUMMARY OF ANALYSIS

Number of groups                                                 2
Number of observations
   Group MALES                                                 178
   Group FEMALES                                               142
   Total sample size                                           320

Number of dependent variables                                    5
Number of independent variables                                  0
Number of continuous latent variables                            2

Observed dependent variables

  Continuous
   LONE1       LONE2       LONE3       LONE4       LONE5

Continuous latent variables
   I           S

Variables with special functions

  Grouping variable     FEMALE

Estimator                                                       ML
Information matrix                                        OBSERVED
Maximum number of iterations                                  1000
Convergence criterion                                    0.500D-04
Maximum number of steepest descent iterations                   20

Input data file(s)
  data.dat

Input data format  FREE


SAMPLE STATISTICS


     SAMPLE STATISTICS FOR MALES


           Means
              LONE1         LONE2         LONE3         LONE4         LONE5
              ________      ________      ________      ________      ________
                1.488         1.549         1.584         1.356         1.348


           Covariances
              LONE1         LONE2         LONE3         LONE4         LONE5
              ________      ________      ________      ________      ________
 LONE1          0.206
 LONE2          0.157         0.313
 LONE3          0.115         0.153         0.262
 LONE4          0.064         0.114         0.121         0.189
 LONE5          0.051         0.070         0.071         0.056         0.129


           Correlations
              LONE1         LONE2         LONE3         LONE4         LONE5
              ________      ________      ________      ________      ________
 LONE1          1.000
 LONE2          0.619         1.000
 LONE3          0.494         0.532         1.000
 LONE4          0.321         0.466         0.542         1.000
 LONE5          0.314         0.348         0.388         0.355         1.000


     SAMPLE STATISTICS FOR FEMALES


           Means
              LONE1         LONE2         LONE3         LONE4         LONE5
              ________      ________      ________      ________      ________
                1.390         1.340         1.451         1.291         1.253


           Covariances
              LONE1         LONE2         LONE3         LONE4         LONE5
              ________      ________      ________      ________      ________
 LONE1          0.146
 LONE2          0.088         0.155
 LONE3          0.070         0.098         0.250
 LONE4          0.051         0.042         0.075         0.132
 LONE5          0.022         0.049         0.073         0.050         0.103


           Correlations
              LONE1         LONE2         LONE3         LONE4         LONE5
              ________      ________      ________      ________      ________
 LONE1          1.000
 LONE2          0.583         1.000
 LONE3          0.368         0.499         1.000
 LONE4          0.364         0.295         0.414         1.000
 LONE5          0.179         0.384         0.457         0.428         1.000


UNIVARIATE SAMPLE STATISTICS


     UNIVARIATE HIGHER-ORDER MOMENT DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS FOR MALES

         Variable/         Mean/     Skewness/   Minimum/ % with                Percentiles
        Sample Size      Variance    Kurtosis    Maximum  Min/Max      20%/60%    40%/80%    Median

     LONE1                 1.488       1.552       1.000    5.62%       1.117      1.267      1.372
             178.000       0.206       2.555       3.367    0.56%       1.493      1.733
     LONE2                 1.549       2.440       1.000    3.37%       1.150      1.283      1.372
             178.000       0.313       8.837       5.000    0.56%       1.463      1.773
     LONE3                 1.584       1.631       1.000    6.74%       1.207      1.317      1.435
             178.000       0.262       3.100       3.783    0.56%       1.540      1.890
     LONE4                 1.356       2.676       1.000    9.55%       1.060      1.173      1.232
             178.000       0.189       8.620       3.543    0.56%       1.283      1.493
     LONE5                 1.348       2.326       1.000   10.11%       1.067      1.197      1.250
             178.000       0.129       7.810       3.427    0.56%       1.307      1.510


     UNIVARIATE HIGHER-ORDER MOMENT DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS FOR FEMALES

         Variable/         Mean/     Skewness/   Minimum/ % with                Percentiles
        Sample Size      Variance    Kurtosis    Maximum  Min/Max      20%/60%    40%/80%    Median

     LONE1                 1.390       1.616       1.000    9.15%       1.083      1.203      1.260
             142.000       0.146       3.022       2.950    0.70%       1.367      1.653
     LONE2                 1.340       2.242       1.000   14.08%       1.057      1.167      1.215
             142.000       0.155       6.151       3.210    0.70%       1.287      1.507
     LONE3                 1.451       1.439       1.000   11.97%       1.060      1.180      1.243
             142.000       0.250       1.296       3.053    0.70%       1.340      1.833
     LONE4                 1.291       2.761       1.000   22.54%       1.000      1.117      1.198
             142.000       0.132      10.257       3.207    0.70%       1.260      1.457
     LONE5                 1.253       2.432       1.000   17.61%       1.027      1.117      1.158
             142.000       0.103       6.677       2.673    0.70%       1.207      1.370


THE MODEL ESTIMATION TERMINATED NORMALLY



MODEL FIT INFORMATION

Number of Free Parameters                        6

Loglikelihood

          H0 Value                        -776.723
          H1 Value                        -672.984

Information Criteria

          Akaike (AIC)                    1565.445
          Bayesian (BIC)                  1588.055
          Sample-Size Adjusted BIC        1569.024
            (n* = (n + 2) / 24)

Chi-Square Test of Model Fit

          Value                            207.477
          Degrees of Freedom                    34
          P-Value                           0.0000

Chi-Square Contribution From Each Group

          MALES                             98.099
          FEMALES                          109.378

RMSEA (Root Mean Square Error Of Approximation)

          Estimate                           0.179
          90 Percent C.I.                    0.156  0.202
          Probability RMSEA <= .05           0.000

CFI/TLI

          CFI                                0.609
          TLI                                0.770

Chi-Square Test of Model Fit for the Baseline Model

          Value                            463.335
          Degrees of Freedom                    20
          P-Value                           0.0000

SRMR (Standardized Root Mean Square Residual)

          Value                              0.267



MODEL RESULTS

                                                    Two-Tailed
                    Estimate       S.E.  Est./S.E.    P-Value

Group MALES

 I        |
    LONE1              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE2              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE3              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE4              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE5              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000

 S        |
    LONE1              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE2              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE3              3.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE4              4.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE5              6.000      0.000    999.000    999.000

 I        WITH
    S                 -0.011      0.002     -4.425      0.000

 Means
    I                  1.484      0.025     60.198      0.000
    S                 -0.026      0.004     -5.932      0.000

 Intercepts
    LONE1              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE2              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE3              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE4              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE5              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000

 Variances
    I                  0.135      0.016      8.666      0.000
    S                  0.001      0.001      2.467      0.014

 Residual Variances
    LONE1              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE2              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE3              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE4              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE5              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000

Group FEMALES

 I        |
    LONE1              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE2              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE3              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE4              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE5              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000

 S        |
    LONE1              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE2              1.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE3              3.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE4              4.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE5              6.000      0.000    999.000    999.000

 I        WITH
    S                 -0.011      0.002     -4.425      0.000

 Means
    I                  1.484      0.025     60.198      0.000
    S                 -0.026      0.004     -5.932      0.000

 Intercepts
    LONE1              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE2              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE3              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE4              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000
    LONE5              0.000      0.000    999.000    999.000

 Variances
    I                  0.135      0.016      8.666      0.000
    S                  0.001      0.001      2.467      0.014

 Residual Variances
    LONE1              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE2              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE3              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE4              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000
    LONE5              0.109      0.005     21.909      0.000


QUALITY OF NUMERICAL RESULTS

     Condition Number for the Information Matrix              0.909E-04
       (ratio of smallest to largest eigenvalue)


DIAGRAM INFORMATION

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    m:\quant_resources\0000 workshops\000_nov_ntnu\001_lgcm_and_its_extensions\009_multigroup_lgcm_m1_invariance_model.d

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