Fig 1.
Steps in the development and validation of MIRES.
Table 1.
Overview of sample characteristics.
Table 2.
Descriptive statistics, composite reliabilities, and AVE for the MIRES first- and second-order factors.
Table 3.
Change in chi square and fit indices between models testing the discriminant validity of MIRES constructs.
Table 4.
Stability coefficients, Pearson correlation coefficients, intra-class correlation coefficients, and mean scores for the MIRES first- and second- order factors.
Table 5.
Bivariate correlations among all constructs measured in the US sample.
Table 6.
Incremental variance in outcome measures accounted for by MIRES.
Fig 2.
The multi-dimensional model of internally regulated eating style (simplified version).
All loadings were significant at the 0.01 level. Covariances and disturbance terms of first-order factors are not depicted in the figure for easier readability.