Aristotle's Concept of Moderation, in Which One Should Not Err

question 31

Multiple Choice

Aristotle's concept of moderation, in which one should not err toward excess or deficiency, is called:

• A)the principle of eudaimonia.
• B)the principle of the golden mean.
• C)the principle of moral latitude.
• D)the principle of the moral exemplar.

Understand the benefits of the SQ3R study method and effective study strategies.

Identify the characteristics of the scientific attitude in psychological inquiry.

Understand the concept and goals of reengineering within organizations.

Explore the effectiveness of organizational development (OD) and key OD techniques.

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