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08, p = .004) and marginally by greater perceived personal maturity (β = 0.45, p = .061). Childhood cancer can influence development, with most survivors feeling that they grew up faster and were more mature than peers. Personal maturity was related to life satisfaction, with survivors of brain tumors or those who felt they grew up slower at greatest risk for lower life satisfaction. Future research and clinical practice should consider survivors' development and maturation across the life span to promote overall well-being.
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