"In the film 12 Angry Men, discuss an analyze the decision-making processes and human interactions...

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"In the film 12 Angry Men, discuss an analyze the decision-making processes and human interactions among the jurors portrayed in the film from the perspective or "lens" of: (1) Any one ethical theory cited in Chapter 1 of the Jennings book (or other source we have studied such as Professor Ariely); and (2) Any one of the "rationalizations" cited in Chapter 1 of the Jennings book.

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Title: Decision Making Process in 12 Angry Men 
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Brief Overview	3
The Conformation Bias	3
Examples and Evidences from the Movie	4
Woks Cited	5
Brief Overview 
	The process of decision making often goes through affecting factors like biases and preconceptions over matters of sensible thinking. In the context of the movie 12 Angry Men, it can be seen that that the decision made by jurors went through strong conformation bias in order to judge the boy’s aggression and noncompliant behavior as something that was driven from his upbringing in the slums (Hanscomb, 179). In fact, Jennings also identifies that decision making is accountable to the human instincts; at times, humans have to review their ethical aspects of looking at a matter that requires sensible thinking before reaching out to some strong and positive conclusion. When it comes to examine the same conformation bias in the movie,

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