**P<0.01; SD, standard deviation; Max/Min, maximal/minimal.The number of participants did not differ between genders (Chi-square P>0.05). The dancer and pianist groups...

Item and scale characteristics of the German version of the Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire (N = 2513).

Fit indices for the EFAs with seven, eight, and nine factors.

BDI-II: Beck Depression Inventory II [38]. STAI-T: trait scale of the State-Trait-Anxiety-Inventory [39]. LEC: Life Events Checklist [40]. Test for differences between groups:...

Sample characteristics.

Items from the HLS-EU-Q16 with meaningful differential item functioning across sex, age, or education level.

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Correlations among Scales of the CERQ-Ck and the CDI-C.

Note. *p<.05 **p<.01 ***p<.001. COS = Cognitive Orientation toward Spirituality, EPD = Experiential/Phenomenological Dimension, EWB = Existential Well-Being, PAR =...

Note. All regression weights significant at p<.05 or lower. For groups, A = American, C = Canadian, I = Indian, J = Japanese, K = Korean, P = Polish, S = Slovakian, U = Ugandan....

Sequential Measurement Invariance Tests via Comparisons of Models with Increasing Equality Constraints: MGCFA: Croatia vs. New Zealand.

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Standardized factor loadings from the exploratory structural equation model of the BFPTSQ in the whole sample (M2b) and in the English and Spanish versions of the questionnaire...

Summary of study characteristics and psychometric properties in prior studies of the CPTI.

Fit-Indices for single- and multi-group confirmatory factor analyses of the SIS/SES-SF (13-item version).

Pearson correlations between symptom measures.

Note. CFI = Comparative Fit Index, RMSEA = Root Mean Square Error of Approximation. For groups, A = American, C = Canadian, I = Indian, J = Japan, K = Korea, P = Polish, S =...

Characteristics of the sample (N = 317).

Descriptive statistics for the CPTI at two time points.

Correlations of MDDI factors with the EDS-D total score.