Ethical framework · Ancient Greek and other traditions; contemporary revival

Virtue Ethics

Centers moral character, practical wisdom, and the activities that constitute a flourishing life. Good judgment develops through practices and relationships, not only through applying rules to isolated acts.

Foundational doctrines

Disagreement and variation

Virtue ethicists disagree about flourishing and the unity of virtues; the core questionnaire does not independently measure this framework well enough for a numerical identity label. Not classifiable from the ten bipolar axes. Requires direct virtue-oriented items; the empty vector is deliberate, not a neutral position.

Source and historical context

Numerical positions in the interactive model are editorial reference estimates, not scientifically validated measurements.

Related traditions

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