The M'Naghten rule is part of

A) the legal definition of insanity.
B) the transmission of messages from one neuron to another.
C) bystander intervention.
D) the use of lie detectors by employers.

M'Naghten Rule

A legal standard used to determine whether a defendant was sane at the time of committing a crime, focusing on their ability to understand right from wrong.

Insanity

A legal term for a mental disorder so severe that it prevents a person from understanding the difference between right and wrong or from being able to control their actions.