Programmed decisions simulations
Origin: Lat. programma, Gr. πρόγραμμα, Lat. simulatĭo, -ōnis
A simulation involving a series of decisions in a partially or fully predetermined sequence. These decisions may involve a selection from several alternatives, describing in speech or writing the actions the participants would take in a certain situation, role-playing an event, performing some task, building a structure, reaching agreement on some issue, making decisions on papers that the participant found in an in-basket, etc.
Spanish: Simulaciones programadas
Sources and references
- Rausch, Erwin. “Simulation and games in futuring and other uses”, Futures Research Methodology V.3 The Millennium Projectcited 16 times
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