This essay explores the rationale and development of an industrial simulation course in organizational communication. A review of the cognitive, performance, and behavioral objectives relevant to organizational competence provides the bases for developing a simulation course using small groups, organizational problems, and group discussion methods.
Communication Quarterly
Volume 30, 1982 - Issue 4
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