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Direct linkWilliams, Robert Howard; Williams, Alexander Jonathan – Simulation & Gaming, 2010
The authors previously developed multiple identification theory (MIT) as a system of simulation game design intended to promote attitude change. The present study further tests MIT's effectiveness. The authors created a game (CULTURE & CREED) via MIT as a complex simulation of Middle Eastern conflict resolution, designed to change attitudes…
Descriptors: Conflict, Identification, Competition, Attitude Change
