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12 Angry Men Viewing Guide, Slides of Reasoning

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12 Angry Men Viewing Guide. 1. What reasons does Juror #8 give for originally voting not guilty? 2. Several jurors give reasons why they are voting guilty.

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Download 12 Angry Men Viewing Guide and more Slides Reasoning in PDF only on Docsity! 12 Angry Men Viewing Guide 1. What reasons does Juror #8 give for originally voting not guilty? 2. Several jurors give reasons why they are voting guilty. List 3 jurors and the explanation for each of their votes. 3. Do you think it is fair that Juror #8 introduces his own piece of “evidence” for consideration? Why or why not? 4. When Juror #11 (the watchmaker) and Juror #4 (the stockbroker) are having a discussion, which one is reasoning more clearly or rationally? Explain.

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