What is the central concept in Virtue Ethics?

Virtue Ethics focuses more on what kind of person you should be rather than what actions you should perform.

According to Aristotle, what is the ultimate goal of human life?

Virtue Ethics allows for cultural and situational flexibility in moral reasoning.

• What is the main question virtue ethics asks?
  

According to Aristotle, a virtue lies:

In the example of helping a friend who is struggling, the main virtue being practiced is:

Virtue ethics focuses more on actions than character

Integrity means doing the right thing even when no one is watching.

Cheating on a test shows a lack of the virtue of honesty.

Which of the following is a vice related to the virtue of courage?

Which best describes the concept of aretē in Greek ethics?

What is required in addition to possessing virtue, according to Aristotle?

Aristotle believed moral virtues are primarily formed through:

What role does community play in virtue ethics?

Eudaimonia is best understood as momentary pleasure and comfort

Virtue Ethics teaches that a virtuous person must act with the right motivation and knowledge.

Intellectual virtues are developed mainly through teaching and learning.

Aristotle emphasized that virtues must be consistent traits, not occasional acts.