Administer the GNA test battery to reasonably healthy children or adults. If you collect usable normative data for 10 or more reasonably healthy persons, and input their data to the GNI website, you will receive permanent access to GNA test materials and scoring for specified clinical and research uses (but not for redistribution to others).

Administer the GNA to reasonably healthy persons or to patients with specified health conditions for research purposes. GNI may provide consultation to potential collaborators who want to use the GNA test battery. Researchers typically retain ownership of the data they collect and the right to publish findings based on their data, but also grant GNI permission to use the data.

This involves identifying professionals in a country who will collect normative data, as described above. Coordinators may serve as intermediaries between GNI and data collectors who are not fluent in English or might have difficulty using the GNI website. Coordinators receive the same recognition and benefits provided to data collectors.

Typically, one or two people complete an initial forward translation and enlist others to assist with back translation and reconciliation of translation difficulties. The translator may enlist a “focus group” for the final review.