Anton is the only juror to favor acquittal of the defendant in a murder trial. To influence the majority he should

A) express some uncertainty about his position.
B) be self-confident and consistent in expressing his viewpoint.
C) be the last member to speak and present his argument as briefly as possible.
D) address his arguments specifically to the member of the majority who seems most disagreeable.

Anton should be self-confident and consistent in expressing his viewpoint to influence the majority. If he shows any uncertainty, it may make him appear less credible or less convinced of his own argument. On the other hand, by consistently and confidently expressing his viewpoint, he may be able to sway some of the jurors to his side. Being consistent in his arguments and not changing his position from one moment to the next will also make his argument more convincing to others.