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Table 1.

Comparison of means and standard deviations (SD) of the 5 factors of the MCQ-A and MCQ-A total score.

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Fig 1.

Bifactor model of MCQ-Af (27questions).

Numbers arrowed on latent variables represent variance, v = variance; r2 = squared multiple correlations.

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Fig 2.

Covariate factor model of MCQ-Af (27questions).

Numbers arrowed on latent variables represent variance, v = variance; r2 = squared multiple correlations.

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Table 2.

Comparison of model fit indices of 4 models of the MCQ-Af27.

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Table 3.

Internal consistency and reliability of MCQ-A scores.

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Table 4.

Simple and stepwise linear regressions of the 5 factors of the MCQ-Af27 on anxiety scores, N = 197.

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Table 5.

Means of the 5 factors of the MCQ-Af27 between age 13 and 17, N = 214.

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Table 6.

Stepwise linear regression of the 5 factors of the MCQ-Af27 plus age and gender on total anxiety scores, N = 197.

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