Moral intensity is driven by two general dimensions: potential for harm and social pressure. Which of the following answer options is a specific facet of the social pressure dimension? Multiple Choice magnitude of consequences probability of effect proximity temporal immediacy concentration of effect

My Nast was trying to explain that Boss Tweed, and the others working with him, were hurting New York and doing bad things to it rather then helping it prosper. It even shows how Boss Tweed was going against ideas of Justice and Liberty because he was so politically corrupt and as he only thought about his own personal gain. There was also the part about waiting and this is about how Boss Tweed was getting attention from newspapers and reformers about how he was corrupt, and he was  waiting for everything to calm down so that he could continue doing his evil deeds.

They Answers:

that Boss Tweed and his friends are feeding on the city of New York instead of helping it

that the Tweed Ring has killed virtues like law, liberty, and justice by being politically corrupt

that the Tweed Ring is patiently waiting for all the unwanted attention and criticism to blow over, like a storm

Explanation:

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