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absel-919	Faria, A. J.; Wolfe, Joseph	ABSEL's Historical Research Interests	1999	1	.pdf	application/pdf	1534	35	16	Exploring Trust Based Relationships Overall Dominance in Total Enterprise Simulation Performance Success or Bankruptcy: The Relationship between Personal and Goal Orientation and Simulation Performance Assessing the Effects of Feedback: Muti-method and Muti-directions in Multi-pedagogical Courses The Missing Ingredients in Experiential Learning Purpose and Learning Benefits of Business Simulations: A Design and Development Perspective Building Capabilities for Change through Laboratory Simulations Modeling Innovation as a Process of Design in Educational Business Simulation The Need to Measurer variance in Experiential Learning and a New Statistic to do so Assessing Effectiveness of an Experiential Oriented Course Over Time Developing Participant Satisfaction Models of Experiential Exercises in Business Education Perceptions of Learning in TE Simulations Students' View on the Use of Business Gaming in Hong Kong Management Gaming's Lost Opportunity: Meditations about the Russian Experience and Prospects for the Future Unanticipated Enhancements in the Business Strategy and Policy Game when Running in Windows 95 Using a Business Game to Demonstrate Broad Business Concepts A New Model for Business Courses (Getting the Student Connected) Seeing the Forest and the Trees: Integrating Knowledge Using Large Scale Simulations in Capstone Business Strategy Classes Is It Here To Stay? ABSEL's Historical Research Interests Developments in Business Simulation and Experiential Learning, Volume 26, 1999 ABSEL'S HISTORICAL RESEARCH INTERESTS Anthony J. Faria, University of Windsor Joseph Wolfe, Formerly, University of Tulsa ABSTRACT A review of 25 years of ABSEL Proceedings was con- ducted to determine the association's major research inter- ests.	cache/absel-919.pdf	txt/absel-919.txt