$12$ Angry Men: In this assignment you are expected to watch the film prior to the WebEx team discussion:

This film is based on a theater production from $1954$ and is one of the first televised plays of a court room dramaes on characters, behaviors, interactions, events, etc.

Apply your knowledge obtained from your self$-$discovery, readings, and on$-$line discover$($y$)/($r$)$esearch; then align them to the elements identified in the movie.

The Objective: To identify leadership behaviors through illustrating applied behaviors through film.

Learn about different styles of followership and leadership

Appreciate the value of various aspects of diversity and values

Understand the influence of bias, respect, influence, negotiation, communication, pursuation etc.

Understand how aliances are built and the dynamics of team formation $-$ the impact of conflict

Discuss how personal character and interpersonal abilities aligns to effective leadership

Reflect on how leaders interact with people to affect change

Discussion Guideline: Each student will take turns discussing a phenomeno$($n$)/($o$)$ccurrence directly from the film. Assigned volunteers will facilitate the discussion and ask the group thought provoking questions an$($d$)/($o$)$r responce to a situation or scene. The instructor will observe and listen to the discussion with minimal interferance; will defer to the students to for all discussions.

What does the story tell you about social interactions,

How does each character's personal biases, value$($s$)/($m$)$otivators$,$ struggles, etc. influence his behaviors and decisions?

What were the key characteristics $()/()$ behaviors of the main character influenced the ultimate outcome?

What were the interpersonal behaviors of different characters either beneficial or antagonistic to the goal?

Which leadership theory would you apply to this film?

Unfairness and injustice can bring out the best in people as well as the worst; how did the concepts of social justice play out in this film?

When watching the film make a list of all the characters and their characteristics and different styles $-$ you will share them with the group.

How do you personally relate to the leadership illustrated within the film? Think about how you deal with conflict and how you would react to different situations and people around you.