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Cognition Disconnected: The Influence of Domain-General Cognition (g) in Lesion-Deficit Mapping

Sozer L, Griffis J, Langbehn K, Bruss J, Olafson E, Manzel K, Corbetta M, Tranel D, Boes A, Bowren M.   +9 more
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A Bifactor Model of Personality Organization

Journal of Personality Assessment, 2020
The aim of this study was to explore the viability of a bifactor model for the Inventory of Personality Organization (IPO), which is a self-report measure of personality functioning based on Kernberg's model of personality organization. A heterogeneous, predominantly clinical sample (N = 616) completed the German 83-item version of the IPO ...
Susanne Hörz-Sagstetter, Jana Volkert, Michael Rentrop, Cord Benecke, Daniela J. Gremaud-Heitz, Human-Friedrich Unterrainer, Henning Schauenburg, Daniel Seidler, Anna Buchheim, Stephan Doering, Markus G. Feil, John F. Clarkin, Gerhard Dammann, Johannes Zimmermann   +13 more
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A Bifactor Model of School Engagement

International Journal of Behavioral Development, 2016
School engagement involves cognitive, emotional, and behavioral components that overlap conceptually. This conceptual ambiguity has led to measures that have either consisted of one general factor or separate correlated factors. However, neither approach can sufficiently account for both the uniqueness and the overlap of the subcomponents.
Kristjan K. Stefansson, Steinunn Gestsdottir, G. John Geldhof, Sigurgrimur Skulason, Richard M. Lerner   +4 more
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Unique self-leadership: A bifactor model approach

Leadership, 2013
A crucial point of debate around the construct of self-leadership is its supposed lack of distinctiveness from other theoretically related constructs. We empirically investigate in professionals with leadership experience ( N = 374) with a bifactor structural equation modeling approach to what extent self-leadership (a) is distinct from related ...
Marco R Furtner, John F Rauthmann, Pierre Sachse   +2 more
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Don’t Use a Bifactor Model Unless You Believe the True Structure Is Bifactor

Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment, 2020
The current article provides a response to concerns raised by Dombrowski, McGill, Canivez, Watkins, & Beaujean (2020) regarding the methodological confounds identified by Decker, Bridges, Luedke, and Eason (2020) for using a bifactor (BF) model and Schmid–Leiman (SL) procedure in previous studies supporting a general factor of intelligence (i.e., “
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Specific and general facets of hoarding: A bifactor model

Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 2015
Whereas it has been suggested that hoarding is a multidimensional construct comprising distinct but interrelated factors (i.e., difficulty discarding, excessive clutter, and excessive acquisition), a high degree of overlap as well as a lack of discriminant validity among these factors and exogenous constructs suggests that a correlated factors approach
Amanda M, Raines, Nicholas P, Allan, Mary E, Oglesby, Nicole A, Short, Norman B, Schmidt   +4 more
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Recovering bifactor models: A comparison of seven methods.

Psychological Methods, 2020
The last decade has witnessed a resurgence of interest in exploratory bifactor analysis models and the concomitant development of new methods to estimate these models. Understandably, due to the rapid pace of developments in this area, existing Monte Carlo comparisons of bifactor analysis have not included the newest methods.
Casey Giordano, Niels G. Waller
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A Bifactor Model of Disgust Proneness

Assessment, 2014
The current research evaluated a bifactor model for the Disgust Emotion Scale (DES) in three samples: N = 1,318 nonclinical participants, N = 152 clinic-referred patients, and N = 352 nonclinical participants. The primary goals were to (a) use bifactor modeling to examine the latent structure of the DES and in turn (b) evaluate whether the DES should ...
Bunmi O, Olatunji, Chad, Ebesutani, Steven P, Reise   +2 more
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A Bifactor Model of Trait Trust, Distrust, and Suspicion

Journal of Individual Differences, 2022
Abstract. We explored competing models using bifactor item response theory (IRT) analyses to determine the relationship between trait measures of trust, distrust, and suspicion. The model with a general factor for all three scales fits the data best. We explored the relationship of the emergent general factor by correlating it with two latent traits ...
Gene M. Alarcon, August Capiola, Sarah A. Jessup, Tyler J. Ryan, Anthony M. Gibson   +4 more
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