When referring to quantity or scope,which question is significant?
A)Does evidence of harm exist?
B)Does the problem violate basic societal goals or values?
C)Is action or change required?
D)Is the problem great enough to make it a social issue?

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The question of whether the problem is great enough to make it a social issue addresses the scope or quantity of the problem. The other questions focus on different aspects such as existence of harm, violation of societal goals or values, and need for action or change, but not specifically on the quantity or scope of the problem.

When Referring to Quantity or Scope,which Question Is Significant