While the RMSEA (0.08) was close to indicating good fit, modification indices suggested that anxiety and not coping were correlated.
However, modification indices suggested extensive correlation of errors, mostly within the four underlying domains.
The resulting modification indices suggested an additional direct effect of appetite on well-being.
Model improvements based on modification indices suggested the removal of 16 additional items.
The modification indices suggested an additional direct effect of "care dependency" and "worsening disease development" on HRQoL.
Modification indices suggested a number of potential parameters that could increase model fit if added to the estimation model.
We did not find any significant cross lagged relationship between depersonalization and reduced personal accomplishment, nor modification indices suggesting direct relationships between emotional exhaustion and reduced personal accomplishment.
Modification indices suggested that this model could be improved by freeing correlated error between EOT and I (CFI = 0.94; RMSEA = 0.067, RMSR = 0.048, AIC = 13082.316).
The path from knowledge to attitude was non-significant (β =.01, p =.88), and modification indices suggested a direct path from knowledge to intention.
The study of modification indices suggests the possible presence of some high correlations between certain items, which could improve the fit of CFA models.
