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Simple peer comparisons can be toxic(Chun, 2023 ). Before using this type of plot:
Have consent from participants to share results among themselves, or preferably, anonymize the data (Vilendrer, 2021 PMID 34479736 ). Consider identifyig the positive deviances, if they consent, as this allows reciprocal learning of subtle or tactic tactics (Ivanovich, 2015 PMID 26188970 ). Some groups may choose not to attribute data on the first improvement cycle until trust is obtained in the process.
Conduct the positive deviance seminar at the time, or soon after sharing data. The rational is that feedback can generate much emotion (Payne, 2016 PMID 27412170 ) and is more effective if the solution to improvement is provided(Hysong et al, 2009 PMID 19194332 ). However, these approaches are uncommonly done(Hysong et al, 2021 PMID 33830786 ).
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Name, ID, group, events or mean(SD), observations,
Washington,8, 3, 17,100,
Adams, 2, 2, 10, 30,
Jefferson,12, 1, 3, 30,
Madison, 4, 2, 19,100,
Monroe, 5, 3, 60,110,
JQ Adams, 6, 3, 51,112,
Jackson, 7, 1, 45,120,
Van Buren, 1, 2, 5, 20,
Harrison, 9, 1, 60,150,
Tyler, 10, 3, 90,150,
Polk, 11, 1,140,200,
Taylor, 3, 3, 75,150,
Fillmore, 13, 3, 95,200,
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