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We investigate the factorization hypothesis of the four-quark condensate $langle q bar{q} q bar{q} rangle = , A , langle q bar{q} rangle^2$ with the help of the Nambu Jona-Lasinio Model supplemented with eighth order interactions. For that purpose we use the bosonization method with multiple auxiliary variables. We find that in a simplified U(1) version of the model factorization holds, whereas in the full SU(3)-flavor version of the model factorization is broken by terms which are related to the t Hooft interactions.
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