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This assignment explores the debate surrounding the death penalty. It discusses arguments for and against the death penalty, and applies the Believing and Doubting Games to evaluate these arguments.
What's inside
- Pro and Con arguments for the death penalty
- Believing Game: evaluating opposing arguments
- Doubting Game: questioning your own beliefs
- Cost and effectiveness of the death penalty
- Life in prison without parole
Who it is for: Students studying the ethics and law of the death penalty. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
The death penalty is a topic of debate in the fields of criminology, ethics and law. Students learn about arguments for and against the death penalty, and how to consider different viewpoints.
The Believing Game
The Believing Game is a method of considering opposing views. Students read arguments that they do not agree with. They ask questions to understand the opposing view better.
Arguments for the death penalty
Arguments for the death penalty are given. Students choose three reasons from the pro section. The purpose of punishment is discussed.
Arguments against the death penalty
Arguments against the death penalty are given. Students choose three reasons from the con section. Life in prison without parole is discussed.
The Doubting Game
The Doubting Game is a method of considering arguments that students agree with. Students read arguments that they agree with. They ask questions to understand the argument better.
Key terms
- The Believing Game
- A method of considering opposing views.
- The Doubting Game
- A method of considering arguments that students agree with.
- Life in prison without parole
- A sentence where the prisoner stays in prison for the rest of their life.
- Purpose of punishment
- The reason why punishment is given.
Questions this document helps with
- Should the death penalty be allowed?
- What is life in prison without parole?
- What are the arguments for the death penalty?
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