2014
DOI: 10.3917/neg.022.0017
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Réaliser la gravité d'enjeux abstraits à travers une simulation : comprendre COP-RW comme un rite de passage

Abstract: Depuis plus de trente ans, des simulations sont organisées pour former les négociateurs aux subtilités des relations internationales. Bien conçues, elles permettent aux joueurs de faire l’apprentissage des mécanismes de la négociation, d’acquérir des expériences fictives de référence et de s’exercer à la mobilisation de ces compétences complexes, dans des situations réalistes. Le rôle pédagogique joué par les émotions dans l’engagement des joueurs dans la simulation est bien connu : apprentissage efficace et m… Show more

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“…Whether this is right or wrong is of no importance to the fact that the players trust that player to define the truth in their diegetic space. This can be linked to the part played by this player, their ease in playing the game and the level of competence attributed to the player in real life: all eyes are on them, and all listen to them when they define right and wrong in the game space (Goutx 2014).…”
Section: The Span Of the Game Spacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whether this is right or wrong is of no importance to the fact that the players trust that player to define the truth in their diegetic space. This can be linked to the part played by this player, their ease in playing the game and the level of competence attributed to the player in real life: all eyes are on them, and all listen to them when they define right and wrong in the game space (Goutx 2014).…”
Section: The Span Of the Game Spacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, attention is focused on successful simulations so that trainees can integrate knowledge (Miles et al 1986and Jennings 2002in Goebel and Humphreys 2014. Simulation allows trainees to simulate reality and acquire a type of experience which may be perceived as a rite of passage (Goutx 2014). It is necessary to make sure that the training, and most importantly the simulation, will help organizers reach educational goals and thus improve organizational resiliency.…”
Section: Simulation Of Critical Situationsmentioning
confidence: 99%