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XM_gKoHwzv_JtCkScWngeHLuWSu66EXIvKf9JBA/viewform?hr_s Decoding Receiver K/U Eventually, it became clear that Juror #3's opinions and attitudes were primarily biased by: His own relationship with his son His own inability to see past the accused's outfit The accused's race/ethnicity The accused's religion O None of the above Application Rate the degree of Juror #10s agreeablenessThe 12 Jury members as a whole are an example of _while the two groups debating for either a 'guilty or not guilty verdict are an example of 12 ANGRY MEN "A great success." 15+ LOW LEVEL COM Leaders, Followers Leaders, Organizers Formal Groups, Informal Groups Effective Teams, Ineffective Teams None of the above IKI* 1 poin K/U Juror #7 wanted to vote guilty so that he could leave and 12 ANGRY MEN Go to his wife's birthday party Catch a flight Meet up with the woman he was having an affair with Attend a baseball game Make it to the bank in time to make a deposit K/U 1 po When Juror #4 argued that the knife used in the crime was one of a kind and stated you're asking us to accept a pretty incredible coincidence Juror #8 responded by claiming thatGroup X G 12 angry men - Google Search X + 17xM_gKoHwzv_JtCkScWngeHLuWSu66EXIvKf9JBA/viewform?hr_submission K/U * 1 point When Juror #4 argued that the knife used in the crime was one of a kind' and stated "you're asking us to accept a pretty incredible coincidence", Juror #8 responded by claiming that: Juror #4 was rude and ignorant. He was not asking the Jurors to accept anything. He was simply saying that it's possible He was no longer interested in convincing anyone. They could accept his conclusion or move on. No one was paying attention during the trial He was sorry and would choose his words more carefully in the future K/U Juror #4's act of translating his thoughts into the words noted above (in the previous question), is an example of which stage of the communication process?Group X 12 angry men - Google Search X + 17xM_gKoHwzv_JtCkScWngeHLuWSu66EXIvKf9JBA/viewform?hr_submi He was sorry and would choose his words more carefully in the future. K/U Juror #4's act of translating his thoughts into the words noted above (in the previous question), is an example of which stage of the communication process? Sender Encoding Message Medium Decoding Receiver K/U Eventually it became clear that Juror #3's opinions and attitudes were primarily biased by- Group x 12 angry men - Google Search X BE17xM_gKoHwzv_JtCkScWngeHLuWSu66EXIvKf9JBA/viewform?hr_submission= His own relationship with his son His own Inability to see past the accused's outfit The accused's race/ethnicity The accused's religion None of the above Application point Rate the degree of Juror #10's agreeableness 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Disagreeable OOOOOO OOO Agreeable Application I pont Justify your answer to the previous question with an example from the movie ApplicationCrou X G 12 angry men - Google Search X + 17xM_gKoHwzv_JtCkScWngeHLuWSu66EXNKf9JBA/viewform?hr_submis Explain how the nature of group/team dynamics presented a leadership challenge to Juror #87 (think about the cons of groups/teams) What valuable leadership qualities did Juror #8 possess that helped him overcome this challenge? Explain (Hint: think back to your presentations). Please use examples from the movie and relevant course terminology to answer the question. 4 marks. 12 ANGR