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Table 10 Measurement and structural variance across the presence of negative dental or medical experiences and gender

From: Psychometric evaluation of the Japanese version of the fear of pain questionnaire-III and its association with dental anxiety: a cross-sectional study

Model

X2

df

CFI

RMSEA

SRMR

AIC

BIC

The presence of negative dental or medical experiences

Overall model

292.6

95

0.943

0.072

0.055

14,251

14,459

NonEX model

283.9

95

0.922

0.084

0.051

9820

10,009

EX model

131.7

95

0.963

0.057

0.05

4448

4593

Configurel model

415.6

190

0.934

0.077

0.051

14,267

14,682

Metric model

430.8

209

0.935

0.073

0.057

14,244

14,584

Scalar model

456.5

219

0.93

0.074

0.059

14,250

14,549

Strict model

Gender

Overall model

292.6

95

0.943

0.072

0.055

14,251

14,459

Male model

228.6

95

0.926

0.084

0.053

6985

7156

Female model

209.3

95

0.933

0.078

0.069

7274

7445

Configurel model

437.9

190

0.929

0.081

0.061

14,259

14,674

Metric model

452.5

209

0.931

0.076

0.063

14,235

14,574

Scalar model

467.4

219

0.929

0.075

0.064

14,230

14,530

Strict model

496.2

233

0.925

0.075

0.064

14,231

14,474

  1. Abbreviations: CFI, the comparative fit index; RMSEA, the root mean square error of approximation; SRMR, standardized root mean square residual; AIC, Akaike’s information criterion; BIC, Bayesian information criterion