Simulation Games as Social Psychological Research Sites

BOOCOCK, S. S. and E. O. SCHILD (1969) Parent-Child. New York: Western.

BOOCOCK, S. S. and E. O. SCHILD [eds] (1968) Simulation Games in Learning. Beverly Hills: Sage Pubns.

BREZNITZ, S. and A. LIEBLICH (1970) "The unconscious plays patience." Simulation and Games 1 (March): 5-17.

COLEMAN, J. S. (1968) "Games as vehicles for social theory." Baltimore: Center for the Study of Social Organization of Schools, Johns Hopkins University.

DRABEK, T. E. and J. E. HAAS (1967) "Realism in laboratory simulation: myth or method?" Social Forces 45 (March): 337-346.

FLETCHER, J. L. (1968) "Approaches to the use of games in instruction." Ph.D. dissertation. Harvard University.

GAMSON, W. (1964) SIMSOC. New York: Free Press.

GULLAHORN, J. E. and J. T. GULLAHORN (1970) "Simulation and social system theory: the state of the union." Simulation and Games 1 (March): 19-41.

McFARLANE, P. T. (1970) "Racial and social class differences in the play of a parent-child simulation game." Ph.D. dissertation. Johns Hopkins University.

STOLL, C. S. and P. T. McFARLANE (1969) "Player characteristics and interaction in a parent-child simulation game." Sociometry 32 (September): 259-272.

WERNER, R. and J. T. WERNER (1969) Bibliography of Simulations: Social Systems and Education. La Jolla, Calif.: Western Behavioral Sciences Institute.