In the Legal Arena, the Fact That People Often View

Multiple Choice

In the legal arena, the fact that people often view emotion as involuntary and reason as voluntary and deliberate is MOST related to:

A) the legal argument that "his brain made him do it."
B) the difference in the legal penalty for murder as a crime of passion versus a premeditated murder.
C) the insanity defense as it is used in legal proceedings in many states.
D) the way courts treat women versus men in legal proceedings, because women are assumed to be more emotional and less rational.