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      <title>Group Learning Supported by a Simulation Model – An Experiment Design</title>
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      <description>This paper addresses the influence of information feedback on a decision process supported by a simulation model. A group of 118 graduate students participated in the experiment under four conditions : a1) decision making with application of the simulation model with pretest, a2) decision making with application of the simulation model and group information feedback with pretest, a3) decision making with application of the simulation model without pretest, and a4) decision making with application of the simulation model and group information feedback without pretest. The criteria function and number of simulation runs were observed. The hypothesis that decision-making using a simulation model and group feedback improve criteria function was confirmed. The model of learning during the decision process was developed. </description>
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      <title>Ecological Crisis as Ordinary Evolutionary Events Canalised by the Biosphere</title>
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      <description>Evolutionary events at different levels of life organisation are interrelated to each other and as well as to panbiospheric processes. Out of several general statements and mechanisms discussed above, we would like to specially note the following : the paradigm of autocanalisation, an ecocentric concept of macroevolution, a license-ecosystem approach, the hypothesis of embryosphere and, at last, a physico-ecological model of biospheric evolution. Ecological crises within the framework of our approaches are just ordinary evolutionary events of biospheric evolution autocanalised by the biosphere itself under the inconstant exogenous conditions on the planet. </description>
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