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Twelve Angry Men Jury Analysis Worksheet

This document contains questions about the movie Twelve Angry Men, including: 1) Questions about potential biases in an all white male jury and how culture, prejudice, and other factors may influence the verdict. 2) Questions asking about specific jury members, their roles, influencing techniques, and who would be most/least likely to change their minds. 3) A request to predict the order in which jurors would change their votes and the observations supporting that prediction.

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Twelve Angry Men Jury Analysis Worksheet

This document contains questions about the movie Twelve Angry Men, including: 1) Questions about potential biases in an all white male jury and how culture, prejudice, and other factors may influence the verdict. 2) Questions asking about specific jury members, their roles, influencing techniques, and who would be most/least likely to change their minds. 3) A request to predict the order in which jurors would change their votes and the observations supporting that prediction.

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Twelve Angry Men Worksheet

What is the chance that a defendant who is different in our society has of getting an unbiased decision? (If the jury
members are all working class and middle class white males.)

racially socially ethnically religiously politically economically

What part does the following play in the jury’s verdict?

 Culture *hidden agenda *they *who


 Prejudice *attitudes *those *what
 Name calling *failings *them *when
 Humor *passions *you people *where
 How is concept of time kept?

How important is the heat in the room?


Which jury member will be the most difficult to convince to change their mind?
Who is the conscious of the group?
Who is the constitutional expert?
Who was the standard setter (enforcer of conduct)?

What influencing techniques and roles do you see the following people use?

Architect: _______________________Wimpy Banker_________________________

Salesman: _______________________Ex-Slum Tenant________________________

Stockbroker: _____________________Working Man__________________________

Angry father: ____________________ Salesman______________________________

Jury foreman: ____________________Prejudiced Man_________________________

Old Man: _______________________European Watch Maker___________________

Predict in order who will be the first 3 jurors to change their minds and who will be the last 3 to change their mind.
What observations lead you to belief this?

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