A simulator of human behavior includes logic circuitry which is selectively adjustable to represent human characteristics on a relative value scale. Encoded representations of human situational stimuli are inputted to the simulator through a card reader. The cards have pictorial representations of objects or scenes, sounds and people or beings thereon. They are made of a transparent material so that the visual representations on a number of cards can be viewed simultaneously when they are placed in the card reader. Visual output indicators represent a plurality of different behavioral responses to the input stimuli. The output responses range between an aggressive response and a retreat response. The input stimuli are connected through the logic circuitry to selectively actuate different ones of the output responses.
BEHAVIOR SIMULATOR