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Simulation in Social Sciences: Advancements is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses advancing the use of simulation in the social sciences. It notes that simulation is a young field that is widely dispersed across many disciplines and journals, showing both its applicability and lack of a unified identity. The document outlines several purposes of simulation, including prediction, performance, training, entertainment, education, proof, and discovery. It argues that discovery of new relationships and principles from simple models is an important use of simulation in
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