Abstract: Computer-implemented methods and systems enable real-time performance comparisons between users and peers by tracking user beliefs, observations, and responses to performance issues. The system operates in a series of cycles, where each user is asked to input outcome information for each cycle. The system tracks beliefs of users relating to the improvement of the outcome by asking the users to compare methods for achieving the outcome and to define their priorities. The system provides real-time charts to users such as heat maps and Gaussian curves, allowing users to observe the popularity and performance ranking of chosen priorities as compared to others.