It is an internal quality that manifests itself in external actions and attitudes.

(a)  

This concept refers to genuine moral excellence of character.

(a)  

This is a moral philosophy that emphasizes the individual's character and personality traits instead of their actions.

(a)  

This is the virtue of the mind, and may be taught by teachers or parents.

(a)  

This is also called happiness, human flourishing, or a life well lived.

(a)  

This is also called as the end goal, purpose, aim, or fulfilment.

(a)  

This emphasizes on cultivating good virtues within individuals to attain desirable outcomes.

(a)  

This concept refers to genuine moral excellence of character.

(a)  

This is acquired through repetition and practice.

(a)  

This concept is based on the idea that humans should lead a life full of purpose and meaning.

(a)  

It involves being true to oneself while living according to one’s values and beliefs to reach a state of contentment.

(a)  

The good for human beings is an activity of the soul in accordance with (a)   .

This concept focuses on the importance of rational decision-making based on empirical evidence and logical reasoning.

(a)  

It involves understanding the consequences of one’s actions and having good judgment when faced with moral dilemmas or conflicting interests.

(a)  

What could be the excess of Forgiveness?

(a)  

According to Aristotle, our emotions and desires are irrational and need to be controlled by (a)   .

This is also called as the 'balanced point.'

(a)  

Deficiency and Excess are what Aristotle calls as (a)   .

Complete the analogy:

Nosiness : Friendship :: Bluntness : (a)   .