According to Aristotle, Moral Virtue Results from

question 32

Multiple Choice

According to Aristotle, moral virtue results from

• A) a good education.
• B) living a long life.
• C) a happy marriage and loving family.
• D) repetition of the appropriate acts.
• E) All of the above.

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Definitions:

Ego-ideal

A component of the psyche that represents an individual's standards of perfection and aspirations.

Reality Principle

A psychoanalytic concept where the ego seeks to satisfy the id’s desires in realistic and socially appropriate ways.

Primary-process Thought

A mode of thinking primarily in the unconscious mind involving the fulfillment of wishes and desires, often irrational and without logical coherence.

Secondary-process Thought

describes the rational, conscious thought processes rooted in logic, reality, and practicality, as distinguished from primary-process thought which is more about instinctual needs and desires.