The Cattell–Horn–Carroll (CHC) model is based on psychometric cognitive ability research and the most empirically supported of constructs. This study one in a series cross-national comparisons investigating equivalence generalizability psychological constructs which align with CHC model. Previous exploring cross-cultural measures concluded that factor analytic models abilities generalize across...

Investigating sources of withinand between-group differences and measurement invariance (MI) across groups is fundamental to any meaningful group comparison based on observed test scores. It is shown that by placing certain restrictions on the multigroup confirmatory factor model, it is possible to investigate the hypothesis that withinand between-group differences are due to the same factors. ...

The Emotion Regulation of Others and Self Scale (EROS) is commonly used to measure individual differences in the use strategies regulate one’s own other people’s emotions. This study aimed examine its psychometric properties measurement invariance across sex a Portuguese clinical sample. For this purpose, we tested factorial structure EROS sample 390 adults (259 women; Mage = 34.33; SD 9.99) un...