Participants rate the same dimensions at intake and at close; the AI report charts each person's movement and the program's average shift.
Quick answer
Use it to show change when no external baseline exists: participants rate the same dimensions at intake and again at close, and the AI report charts each person's movement against their own start plus the program's average shift.
Change that nobody recorded is change you can't show. This instrument asks participants to rate the same dimensions twice — first at intake, then at close — and the AI report charts each person's movement against their own start, plus the program's average shift. Paired self-rating is the honest way to show progress when no external baseline existed: same ruler, two moments, one story per person.
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Everything you need to run this template.
Intake and close ask the identical items — comparability by construction.
Everyone moves against their own start, not a stranger's score.
Mean shift and spread visible in the same report.
Overlaying the shapes makes movement visible at a glance.
From copy to deliverable in four steps.
Copy it in; run round one at intake, name the cohort.
Run the identical round again at the final session.
Each participant gets a movement page; the cohort gets averages.
Paired self-ratings show change direction; state the method, don't overclaim causation.
Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.
Show progress the last session's applause couldn't prove.
Watch your own curve move between the two rounds.
Change per person with spread, not attendance photos.
What makes this template work as a professional deliverable.
A preview of the real questions in this form — exactly what respondents see.
