Which of the following determinants of ethical issue intensity considers how many people will be harmed?
A) greatness of harm
B) consensus of wrong
C) immediacy of consequences
D) proximity of victims
E) concentration of effect

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The determinant of ethical issue intensity that considers how many people will be harmed is the "greatness of harm". The other options include "consensus of wrong" (whether there is agreement among individuals that an action is wrong), "immediacy of consequences" (how soon the consequences of an action will occur), "proximity of victims" (how physically close the victims are to the decision maker), and "concentration of effect" (the extent to which the consequences of an action are focused on a particular group or individual).

Which of the Following Determinants of Ethical Issue Intensity Considers