Profiles of adjustment in pediatric cancer survivors and their prediction by earlier psychosocial factors

Profiles of adjustment in pediatric cancer survivors and their prediction by earlier psychosocial factors

Objective To examine individual differences in pediatric cancer survivors' psychosocial adjustment and test the psychosocial predictors, assessed 2-3 years earlier, of those differences. Method Pediatric cancer survivors (n=209, aged 8-17 years at baseline) and their parents were followed for 4...

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Main Authors: Long, A.M (Author), Okado, Y. (Author), Phipps, S. (Author), Rowley, C. (Author), Schepers, S.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford University Press 2018
Subjects:
Adaptation, Psychological
adjustment
adolescent
Adolescent
adolescents
cancer and oncology
cancer survivor
Cancer Survivors
child
Child
child parent relation
coping behavior
female
Female
follow up
Follow-Up Studies
human
Humans
longitudinal research
male
Male
mental disease
Mental Disorders
mental health
parenting
Parents
psychological resilience
psychology
psychosocial functioning
resilience
Resilience, Psychological
self report
Self Report
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