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First published 2011-12

Multiple Identification Theory

Alexander J. Williams, Robert H. Williams

Simulation & Gaming

Select article: One for All and All for One: Using Multiple Identification Theory Simulations to Build Cooperative Attitudes and Behaviors in a Middle Eastern Conflict Scenario

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One for All and All for One: Using Multiple Identification Theory Simulations to Build Cooperative Attitudes and Behaviors in a Middle Eastern Conflict Scenario

Robert Howard Williams, Alexander Jonathan Williams

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Select article: In pursuit of peace: Attitudinal and behavioral change with simulations and Multiple Identification Theory

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First published 2007-12

In pursuit of peace: Attitudinal and behavioral change with simulations and Multiple Identification Theory

Robert Howard Williams, Alexander Jonathan Williams

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Select article: Can a Simulation Game Change Cystic Fibrosis Patients' Attitudes Toward Treatment Adherence?

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Can a Simulation Game Change Cystic Fibrosis Patients' Attitudes Toward Treatment Adherence?

Kathy M. Christenson, Alexander J. Williams, Robert H. Williams [...]

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