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Survivor profiles predict health behavior intent: the Childhood Cancer Survivor Study

Objectives: To determine whether unique groups of adult childhood cancer survivors could be defined on the basis of modifiable cognitive, affective, and motivation indicators. Secondary objectives were to examine to what extent group membership co‐varied with more static variables (e.g. demographics, disease, and treatment) and predicted intent for subsequent medical follow‐up.