Describes past attempts and alternate procedures for maintaining standard client consistency in simulated experience. Discusses research implications of methodology as well as school use in counselor selection. (CJ)

Article attempts to provide guidelines for a systematic approach in dealing with position biases in order to improve the adequacy of decisions about hypothetical statements. (MB)

In response to the criticism that preparation programs for principals are bookish and out-of-date, the writer in this article examines simulation as an effective instructional tool. (Editor)

Attempts to present a methodology for evaluating potential for supervisory positions among a group of individuals labeled disadvantaged, by means of simulation exercises. (Author/DR)

The use of a game simulating a political convention was found to improve both students' and parents' attitudes toward social studies. (RT)