"Distinguishing between right and wrong" is central to which definition of insanity?

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The M'Naghten rule, also known as the right-wrong test, is a legal test for insanity that focuses on whether the defendant knew the nature and quality of the act, and whether they knew it was wrong. Thus, "distinguishing between right and wrong" is central to this definition of insanity. The Durham and Brawner rules are different tests for insanity that do not specifically focus on the defendant's ability to distinguish between right and wrong.

"Distinguishing Between Right and Wrong" Is Central to Which Definition