If several reproduced correlations differ from empirical correlations by more than .05, then the model is consistent with the empirical data.

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If reproduced correlations differ significantly from empirical correlations (by more than .05, for example), it suggests that the model does not fit the empirical data well. A good model should produce correlations that closely match the empirical correlations.

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