Table 2.

Cognitive domain outcomes (N = 58).

Cognitive domain	Baseline (prior to their receipt of chemotherapy)	6-month after the initiation of chemotherapy	1-year after the initiation of chemotherapy	F (P-value)
Memory	97.4 (13.9) [67, 127]	98.2 (19.6) [41, 140]	98.5 (17.6) [51, 126]	0.102 (.903)
Psychomotor speed	114.0 (23.5) [62, 172]	117.4 (27.1) [39, 186]	120.8 (26.4) [39, 190]	7.180 (.001)
Reaction time	99.3 (17.1) [39, 126]	103.0 (15.6) [36, 130]	105.9 (12.9) [54, 133]	18.193 (<.001)
Complex attention	99.8 (13.8) [64, 121]	101.9 (19.1) [38, 121]	106.0 (12.5) [39, 121]	6.775 (.002)
Cognitive flexibility	98.4 (16.4) [58, 127]	104.2 (20.3) [27, 126]	108.2 (14.8) [40, 131]	21.673 (< .001)

Values are standardized scores and presented as mean and standard deviation (SD). The minimum and maximum values (range) were presented under the mean scores. As higher scores on reaction time and complex attention domains indicate lower cognitive function, they were reversed scored for the analysis.

P < .05 denotes significant differences between three time points.