The phrase "normative performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing standards, benchmarks, or expected behaviors in various fields such as psychology, economics, or organizational performance.
Example: "The study aimed to assess the normative performance of the participants in relation to established benchmarks."
Alternatives: "standard performance" or "expected performance."
Other lines of research [ 38, 39] demonstrated that in the case of tasks which involved a conflict between a heuristic and a normatively correct response, employing a dual-task load decreased normative performance, and increased participants' tendency to give a heuristic response.
Self-healing systems attempt to "heal" themselves in the sense of recovering from faults and regaining normative performance levels independently the concept derives from the manner in which a biological system heals a wound.
Individuals at clinical risk for psychosis demonstrate neurocognitive impairments intermediate to the level of deficits observed in schizophrenia and normative performance, suggesting that a similar magnitude of improvement might result in more clinically meaningful change.
However, the emphasis was on formative evaluation rather than normative performance.
We developed a normative performance theory comprising seventeen inter-related performance dimensions.
As is the case in any statistically-derived estimate of normative performance, there is inherent error in our ability to predict performance at the individual level.
Our results may contribute toward establishing normative CGM performance criteria for unsupervised home use of CL.
Table 1 Subscales of the AGOI along with the corresponding descriptions Subscale Definition Alpha Items Mastery-approach Attaining task-based or intrapersonal competence.85 1–6 Performance-approach Attaining normative competence.89 7–12 Performance-avoidance Avoiding normative incompetence.74 13 18.
Homosexuality and non-normative masculine performances are therefore silenced and 'othered' and the associated humiliation, so well illustrated here, serves to enforce heteronormativity and heterosexual masculinity (Plummer 2013).
Normative data represent performance on a measure or test by a standardization sample against which other performances on the measure can be compared [ 37].
Figure 2 shows the percentile scores on the nine scales at the three CO2 conditions (based on the raw scores shown in Table 2), with the percentile boundaries for five normative levels of performance: superior, very good, average, marginal, and dysfunctional.
