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Psychology: Research and Review

Table 2 Invariance models

From: Psychometric properties and measurement invariance of the Rigid and Flexible Persistence Scale in a Brazilian professional sample

Models

χ2 (df)

CFI

TLI

RMSEA

90% CI

ΔCFI

ΔTLI

ΔRMSEA

Invariance across genders

 Configural invariance

84.526 (38)

.985

.979

.078

.056–.100

   

 Metric invariance

95.169 (44)

.984

.980

.076

.055–.097

 − .001

.001

 − .002

 Scalar invariance

144.936 (82)

.980

.987

.062

.045–.078

 − .004

.007

 − .014

Invariance across work conditions (in person and remote)

 Configural invariance

98.686 (38)

.982

.974

.090

.068–.112

   

 Metric invariance

107.790 (44)

.981

.976

.085

.065–.106

 − .001

.002

 − .005

 Scalar invariance

142.863 (82)

.982

.982

.071

.044–.078

.001

.006

 − .014

  1. χ2 Chi-squared, df Degrees of freedom, CFI Comparative fit index, TLI Tucker–Lewis index, RMSEA Root mean square error of approximation, CI Confidence interval, Δ The difference between more restrict and reference model