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Change in Adaptive Functioning, Defined by Declines on the Adaptive Behavior Assessment System-II General Adaptive Behavior Composite Score

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Interval / dispersion
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Time frame
End of treatment to 4 years post-treatment

What was measured

One sample t-test on the change of score will be used to examine if there is significant decline in neurocognitive function from end of induction to 2 years off therapy. Linear mixed models using scores from all time-points as outcome will also be used to estimate the change in scores between time-points with adjustment for within-patient correlation of the score by random effects for individual patients.

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One sample t-test on the change of score will be used to examine if there is significant decline in neurocognitive function from end of induction to 2 years off therapy. Linear mixed models using scores from all time-points as outcome will also be used to estimate the change in scores between time-points with adjustment for within-patient correlation of the score by random effects for individual patients.
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time Frame
End of treatment to 4 years post-treatment
title
Change in Adaptive Functioning, Defined by Declines on the Adaptive Behavior Assessment System-II General Adaptive Behavior Composite Score
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