The null acceleration–well-being relationship in Study 1 holds when SES is controlled in a latent structural equation model¶
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q2 i? With latent SES as a control, the path from academic acceleration to psychological well-being was trivial: −.06 (p = .03) for the acceleration composite model and .02 (p = .491) for the age-of-graduation model. → Bernstein Brian O. 2021
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Bernstein Brian O. 2021¶
Bernstein Brian O., Lubinski David, Benbow Camilla P. (2021). Academic Acceleration in Gifted Youth and Fruitless Concerns Regarding Psychological Well-Being: A 35-Year Longitudinal Study. Journal of Educational Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1037/edu0000500
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Structural equation modeling on the Study 1 sample with latent SES, latent psychological well-being, and each acceleration indicator; fit indices were good (e.g., Model 1 CFI = .959, RMSEA = .067). The printed standardized path coefficients were −.06 (p = .03) in Model 1 and .02 (p = .491) in Model 2, both described as trivial; no standardized effect size is printed, so impact is unquantified.
"In each model, using SES as a control, the path coefficient of interest, namely, from the indicator of academic acceleration to psychological well-being, was trivial: −.06 (p = .03) in Model 1 and .02 (p = .491) in Model 2."
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The null acceleration–well-being relationship in Study 1 holds when SES is controlled in a latent structural equation model |
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The null acceleration–well-being relationship in Study 1 holds when SES is controlled in a latent structural equation model |
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