The ability to recognise the presence and determine the relative importance of an ethical issue is known as:
A) Neuroticism
B) Moral intensity
C) Ethical sensitivity
D) Utilitarianism

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Ethical sensitivity refers to an individual's ability to recognise ethical issues and determine their relative importance. Neuroticism is a personality trait related to anxiety and emotional instability, and not related to ethical decision-making. Moral intensity is the degree to which an issue demands ethical consideration, and utilitarianism is a philosophical approach to ethics that focuses on maximizing overall societal well-being.

The Ability to Recognise the Presence and Determine the Relative