In Order to Arrive at a Verdict, Juries Are Supposed

question 224

Multiple Choice

In order to arrive at a verdict, juries are supposed to:

• A) use an algorithm to make sure that the decision produces a just result.
• B) engage in dialectical reasoning for and against the defendant's guilt.
• C) make sure all the premises have been supplied by the attorneys.
• D) use deductive reasoning so the verdict necessarily follows from the evidence.

Assess the process and importance of exchange in securing cooperation.

Understand the basic concepts of influence and persuasion in negotiation.

Identify the factors that make communication persuasive.

Recognize the role of emotions in negotiation.

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