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absel-2561	Kelley, Lane; DeLozier, Wayne; Edge, Alfred; Slocum, John	Weaknesses of Research Methods in Experiential and Simulation Studies	1980	1	.pdf	application/pdf	1105	21	-12	WEAKNESSES OF RESEARCH METHODS IN EXPERIENTIAL AND SIMULATION STUDIES Experiential Learning Enters the Eighties, Volume 7, 1980 217 WEAKNESSES OF RESEARCH METHODS IN EXPERIENTIAL AND SIMULATION STUDIES Chairman: Lane Kelley, University of Hawaii co-author of Personnel Management in Action Participants: Wayne DeLozier, University of South Carolina editor of the Journal of Experiential Learning and Simulation Alfred Edge, University of Hawaii co-author of the Multinational Management Game John Slocum, Southern Methodist University editor of the Academy of Management Journal ABSTRACT Al Edge: Research Methodology in Business Gaming: A critical Review Simulation implies chat a realistic model is devised which can be used to test reality. Table of Contents Volume 7, 1980 Symbol Recognition and Correlation for Evaluating Decision Making in Computer Aided Business Simulations Polanal: An Experiential Approach to Decision Support The Use of Time Contracts in Formal Education Indexing Simulation Model Response for Gaming Flexibility Moving Toward A Theory of the Use of Simulation Games and Experiential Exercises Use of Simulation Administration to Achieve Pedagogical Objectives Experiential Learning on the Job - A Business Internship Program Toward the Ultimate Experiential Exercise A Learning Through Managing Program Workshop Using Experiential Materials in Industry Training Sponsored Experiential Learning - An Opportunity Problems and Pitfalls of Externally Sponsored Field Research Projects Viewed form an Experiential Learning Perspective A Modular Approach to Experiential Learning: Classroom & Consulting	cache/absel-2561.pdf	txt/absel-2561.txt