Of the Three Conceptions of Centrality, Degree of Centrality

question 39

Multiple Choice

 Of the three conceptions of centrality, degree of centrality

• A) accounts for how close a person is to all other people in the network through his or her direct and indirect ties.
• B) accounts for the extent to which people fall between pairs of other people who may be trying to reach each other.
• C) represents potential control over information and over connections to others that anyone may want to reach.
• D) represents the number of contacts to whom a person is connected in a social network.

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Definitions:

American Law Institute (ALI) Rule

A legal standard for insanity that assesses whether a defendant lacked the capacity to understand the wrongfulness of their actions or conform their conduct to the law due to mental illness.

M'Naghten Rule

A legal principle that excuses a defendant from liability if at the time of the crime, they were suffering from a mental illness that prevented them from understanding the nature of their actions or knowing right from wrong.

Durham Rule

A legal standard used to determine insanity, stating that an accused is not criminally responsible if the unlawful act was the product of mental disease or defect.

Act of Passion

Refers to an action taken in a moment of intense emotion, especially love or anger, that is not premeditated.