The Intentional Unjustified Confinement of a Non-Consenting Person Is Known

question 100

Multiple Choice

The intentional unjustified confinement of a non-consenting person is known as:

• A) invasion of privacy.
• B) false imprisonment.
• C) battery.
• D) malicious prosecution.
• E) defamation.

Identify the components of a good life according to Aristotle.

Understand the importance of practical wisdom in applying virtue ethics.

Recognize the relevance of contemporary virtue theory and its inspirations.

Understand the basic concepts of virtues and vices in Aristotle's ethical theory.

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