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Table 2 Fit of PGWBI to the Rasch model

From: Construct validity of the psychological general well being index (PGWBI) in a sample of patients undergoing treatment for stress-related exhaustion: a rasch analysis

  

Item residual

Person residual

Chi square

PSI

Unidimensional test%(CI)

Analysis name

# of items

Mean

±SD

Mean

±SD

Value

  p

 

1. Pos Well Being

4

-0.24

0.96

-0.42

0.84

27.9

0.68

0.81

5.59 (3.8-11.2)

2. General Health

3

0.42

0.92

-0.40

0.95

12.6

0.18

0.59

1.12 (-0.2-4.3)

3. Depressed Mood

3

-0.06

0.67

-0.40

0.89

21.4

0.77

0.88

5.03 (1.8-8.2)

4. Self Control

3

0.21

0.34

-0.30

0.77

9.5

0.40

0.65

2.79 (0.0-6.0)

5. Anxiety

5

0.28

1.74

-0.41

1.15

51.8

<0.00

0.81

7.26 (4.1-10.5)

6. Anxiety

3

-0.10

1.66

-0.58

1.19

15.8

0.08

0.72

3.37 (0.2-6.5)

7. Vitality

4

0.26

1.39

-0.38

0.87

9.89

0.62

0.85

3.91 (0.7-7.1)

8. Time 1

22

0.58

2.39

-0.15

1.55

158.5

< 0.01

0.92

25.7 (22.5-28.9)

9. Six testlet

6 (22)

0.25

1.78

-0.35

1.15

18.3

0.11

0.85

7.8 (4.6-11.0)

10. Time 2

22

0.30

3.01

-0.13

1.59

399.2

<0.01

0.94

21.2 (18.0-24.4)

11. Six testlet 2

3 (22)

0.21

2.23

-0.36

1.21

22.5

0.03

0.89

8.9 (5.7-12.1)

12. Five testlet 2

5 (22)

0.12

2.11

-0.42

1.23

20.1

0.17

0.88

7.3 (4.1-10.5)

13. Pooled

2 (22)

0.14

0.92

-0.64

0.99

3.8

0.95

0.86

4.9 (2.6-7.1)

Ideal Values

 

0.0

<1.4 a

0.0

<1.4

 

>0.05 b

>0.85

(LCI <5% )

  1. a) May be higher when unequal length testlets present b) Bonferroni adjusted.