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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Couns Psychol. 2009 Jan;56(1):97–109. doi: 10.1037/a0012844

Table 3.

Fit statistics for Structural Equation Models Predicting Relationship Problems and Relationship Strain

Fit Statistics
Primary Outcome and Model χ2 Df P χ2/df RMSEA 90% CI SRMR CFI
Relationship Problems for All Participants (N = 396)
 Model 1a - Direct Effect (IHP only) 20.79 8 .04 2.60 .064 .031, .098 .041 .982
 Model 2a - Direct Effect (IHP & Correlates) 73.59 48 .10 1.53 .037 .018, .053 .035 .983
 Model 3a - Complete Mediation 136.67 83 .03 1.65 .040 .028, .052 .038 .979
 Model 4a - Hypothesized Model (Partial Mediation) 133.87 82 .03 1.63 .040 .027, .052 .035 .980
Relationship Strain for Coupled Participants (n = 184)
 Model 1b - Direct Effect (IHP only) 7.60 8 .60 0.95 .000 .000, .084 .023 .999
 Model 2b - Direct Effect (IHP & Correlates) 52.68 48 .56 1.10 .023 .000, .055 .041 .994
 Model 3b - Complete Mediation 103.91 83 .39 1.25 .037 .000, .058 .053 .982
 Model 4b - Hypothesized Model (Partial Mediation) 100.54 82 .43 1.23 .035 .000, .057 .049 .984

RMSEA = Root mean square error of approximation; 90% CI = Upper and lower bounds for the RMSEA; SRMR = Standardized root mean square residual; CFI = Comparative Fit Index. Probability values are adjusted for multivariate non-normality using Bollen-Stine corrections from bootstrapping with 10,000 samples.