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absel-2643	Walker, Clayton H.	The Effectiveness of Progressively Complex Accounting Simulations in Increasing Decision-Making Performance	1978	7	.pdf	application/pdf	2968	115	30	THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PROGRESSIVELY COMPLEX ACCOUNTING SIMULATIONS IN INCREASING DECISION-MAKING PERFORMANCE Exploring Experiential Learning: Simulations and Experiential Exercises, Volume 5, 1978 60 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PROGRESSIVELY COMPLEX ACCOUNTING SIMULATIONS IN INCREASING DECISION-MAKING PERFORMANCE Clayton H. Walker Winona State University INTRODUCTION When a business simulation is first encountered, it represents a myriad of new rules and relationships for the player to learn. Exploring Experiential Learning: Simulations and Experiential Exercises, Volume 5, 1978 61 Significance of this study: This study provides information to determine whether or not a simple simulation should precede the use of the V.K. Gadget Company simulation, whether or not a more complex simulation should be developed, and will provide a basis for deducting the relative effectiveness of the use of simulations to prepare people to make business decisions.	cache/absel-2643.pdf	txt/absel-2643.txt