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In this brilliant Hartwick Classic Film Leadership Case®, Henry Fonda plays a juror who seeks to convince his eleven peers to reconsider their hasty decision to convict a young boy who has been charged with murdering his father. The struggle to change his colleagues' minds is highly charged and fascinating, and gives students the opportunity to consider how important it is for an effective leader to be able to read the behavioral clues of others. Students come to realize, too, that the increased emphasis on participative leadership suggests that cognitive complexity (accurate perception and insight into self and others, problem solving behavior, flexibility, empathy, and interpersonal skill) is essential to effective leadership.
Behavioral Clues, Cultural Diversity, Ethics/Values, Group Dynamics, Power/Authority,
Organizational Culture, Power and Influence: Legitimate Authority, Expert and Referent Power, Cognitive Complexity, and Pushing/Pulling Tactics, Conflict Management, Fiedler's Leadership Model, Ethical Decision Making and Diversity
1957, not rated, 96 minutes, black & white, Region 1 Encoding
1957, not rated, 92 minutes, black & white
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25 pages | |
29 pages | | | |
F-499 $3.95 | | | | | |
F-499-TN $9.95 | | | | | |
F-499-DVD $34.95 | | | | | |
F-499-TK-DVD $44.95
(Includes case study, teaching note and DVD) | | |
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