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absel-2203	Sekely, William S.	Impact of Economic Patterns on Student Performance in Computer Business Simulation Games	1984	4	.pdf	application/pdf	3540	139	48	In Lee Graf and David Currie, ed., Developments in Business Simulation & Experiential Exercises, Vol. 10, (Normal: Illinois State University, 1982), pp. 6-8. Table of Contents Volume 11, 1984 Simulation Gaming as a Means of Researching Substantive Issues: Another Look A Further Test of the Group Formation and its Impacts in a Simulated Business Environment Impact of Economic Patterns on Student Performance in Computer Business Simulation Games Majority Fallacy Game with Independent Student Simulation and a Case Introducing the Marketing Channel Laboratory A Comparative Evaluation of a Marketing Game A Study of Comparative Effectiveness of Problem-Solving Technologies The Impact of Hierarchical and Egalitarian Organization Structure on Group Decision Making and Attitudes Risk-Free Decision Making The EX-STRA Export Strategy Game Computer Education for Management Students Developing a Computer Game/Job Simulation to Teach Functional Literacy Skills Experiencing Socialization First Hand: An Experiential Exercise in Organizational Socialization Networking Distributive Versus Integrative Approaches to Negotiation: Experiential learning Through a Negotiation Simulation Managerial Education and the Real World: Foudations for Designing Educational Tools Diagnosing Group Climate to Improve Supervisory Effectiveness Student background as a Factor in Simulation Outcomes: Teams in industry B, because they had a Developments in Business Simulation & Experiential Exercises, Volume 11, 1984 13 recession so close to the beginning of play, tended to be more conservative and profit oriented, even in the expansionary period.	cache/absel-2203.pdf	txt/absel-2203.txt