Developments in Business Simulation and Experiential Learning , Volume 25 , 1998 MAXIMIZING LEARNING GAINS IN SIMULATIONS : LESSONS FROM THE TRAINING LITERATURE
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Howard E. Miller | T. W. Scott | Philip H. Anderson | Timothy W. Scott | Paul L. Schumann | P. Anderson | P. Schumann | Howard Miller
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