Question

Which statements accurately describe virtue ethics?

1) Our character traits are easily modified, almost on a day-to-day basis if we so choose. 2) none of these 3) Virtue ethics is about describing people as good or bad. 4) Even if a person is caring, empathetic, charitable and sympathetic, egoism is still a factor in his or her decision-making.

Answer 1

1) Our character traits are easily modified, almost on a day-to-day basis if we so choose.

Step-by-step explanation:

A theory that focuses more on character than actions and is more interested in the question of which actions are correct and which are wrong, and the Ethics of Virtue. The Ethics of Virtue refers to the kind of person we should be, what actions we should take, what qualities make life good, and what vices and negative qualities we should avoid. The core of this kind of ethics is "Eudaimonia", which can be translated as "Happiness". According to this theory, our character traits are easily changed almost every day if we so desire; For this reason, we should always look for elements that shape our character for good. Because in addition to becoming good people, we will influence other people to be good as well.