CFI should be equal to or
greater than 0.90 to accept the model, indicating that
at least 90% of the covariance in the data can be represented
by the given model. SRMR is the average difference
between the predicted and observed variances
and covariances in the model. A value of less than
0.05 is widely considered a good fit (Kline 2005).
Standardized and unstandardized estimates were
derived from the modelling. P-values of < 0.05 and
< 0.01 were accepted as significant and highly significant,
respectively.