Measurement invariance across gender is supported, but full structural equivalence is rejected, with differences localized to transformational-leadership paths¶
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q2 i? Configural–metric–scalar invariance held (ΔCFI ≤ 0.003 at every step), while the free-versus-constrained structural comparison rejected equivalence (Δχ2(8)=17.86, p=0.022). → Alave Mamani 2026
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Alave Mamani 2026¶
Alave Mamani, C. G., Tocto-Cano, E., Gonzales Medina, R. I., López-Gonzales, J. L., & Turpo-Chaparro, J. E. (2026). Multivariate modeling of organizational dynamics and faculty well-being in higher education. BMC Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40359-026-05450-0
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Three-stage WLSMV multigroup invariance sequence (Nmen=251, Nwomen=255) followed by a scaled likelihood-ratio test of free versus constrained structural paths and Wald tests of individual path differences. The article reports invariance "supported" and equivalence "rejected".
"Measurement invariance across gender was supported (\varDelta CFI ≤ 0.003 at every step), licensing structural comparison; full structural equivalence was rejected (Δχ2(8)=17.86, p=0.022), with Wald tests localising the differences exclusively to the transformational-leadership paths"
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Gender — moderator: an instructional effect differs by group
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Measurement invariance across gender is supported, but full structural equivalence is rejected, with differences localized to transformational-leadership paths |
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Measurement invariance across gender is supported, but full structural equivalence is rejected, with differences localized to transformational-leadership paths |
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2026 |
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