Results
Sample characteristics are summarized Table 1. BRIEF-2 scores suggested that children in each group generally had adequate executive functioning. BASC-3 Social Withdrawal scores also suggested that children in each group generally had adequate social adjustment. Approximately one quarter of survivors and survivor siblings and ten percent of controls were considered at risk for poor social adjustment. Among survivors, approximately 7.5 years had passed since their diagnosis, with the average age of diagnosis being around age 4. Most survivors had been off treatment for almost 5 years, and the majority had a standard diagnostic risk level.