Dynamic Norming
Contact us at:
Mark
Frederick, Ph.D. or
Will Barratt, Ph.D.
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Changes to the environment and people within that
environment are ever-present and
a part of the lived experience. Bandura referred to
the phenomenon of
“reciprocal determinism,” which states
that individuals change as a
result of interaction with their environment and
that the environment changes as a result of the
actions of individuals. Changes in both the
environment and the people within it trigger changes
in behavior and with those changes, normative or
"average" behaviors can be expected.
The UniLOA
National Database stores raw data
collected from all authorized administrations of the
instrument. Through the use of statistical software and
data storage capabilities, national norms can be
computed at any time, which introduces the concept
of "dynamic norming" which provides
the capability of "real-time" norming.
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