Noam Ebner's Blog – June 2016 Archive (1)
Prisoners Dilemma simulation game for conflict resolution & negotiation teaching/training
Ore Wars: Prisoners Dilemma simulation game for small group teaching/training
Hi all -
In the past, I’ve shared my Pasta Wars simulation on this blog, which works best with groups of 12-28 participants. However, teachers and trainers sometimes find themselves working with much smaller groups – and most prisoners dilemma exercises just don’t deliver their full punch when played in…
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