Mac Appstore can't find new updates

Hello,
when there are updates from Apple available, the Mac Appstore on my Macs (iMac, MacBook Pro) can't find them, unless I switch to an admin-account.
Is this behaviour normal? Before Mountain Lion, I could update my Apps from any account.
Greetings
Joerg

Thank you.
But the problem is: Mac Appstore won't even show me that there are updates available, if I'm not running the admin-account. If I didn't read Apple News sites, I wouldn't know and these updates would never be installed, because I usually don't use my admin-account.
Before Mountain Lion, Mac Appstore would show the updates and ask for my admin-password if I tried to install them.
So I guess there is something wrong with Mac Appstore on my system.
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