(Solved) : Week 5 Response 2 1 . . .

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I need to respond to this in A.P.A. format in 300-400 words with at least 2 references

Murder is defined by Hess, Orthmann, and Cho as “the killing of another human being with malice aforethought” (2015, p. 274). The authors classify murder into three separate degrees. First-degree murder requires “premeditation (advanced planning) and the intent to cause death” (2015, p. 274). Second-degree murder is the “intent to cause death, but not premeditation” (2015, p. 274). Third-degree murder is an act that is “imminently dangerous to others and shows a disregard for human life” (2015, p. 274). The three degrees