Aristotle's approach is referred to as the ____ of happiness. a. subjective well-being theory c. logic and reason theory b. hedonic theory d. virtue theory
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Question 2
____ believed that the good life could be achieved by following the golden mean, the balance point between the extremes of life and believed that eudaimonia (i.e., happiness possessed of true well-being) was not a goal to pursue but rather a byproduct of living the virtuous life. a. Socrates c. Aristotle b. Plato d. The ancient Hebrews
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