3A Consider the following chart displaying the virtues and vices that would be developed by a person if they were to choose each of three actions A, B, or C. (For example, based on the placement of the letter A on the chart, if a person chose action A, that person would develop their character in the direction of cowardice, stinginess, honesty, and coldness.) Explain why Aristotle would say that B and C are better options than A. Be sure to explain the difference between virtues and vices, and how they relate to human excellence and Aristotle's view that human nature determines our purpose. Why might Aristotle's method have trouble selecting between B and C? Vice of Excess Virtue Vice of Deficiency Recklessness (C) Courage (B) Cowardice (A) Being a push-over (B) Generosity (C) Stinginess (A) Bluntness Honesty (A), (B), (C) Dishonesty Being a bleeding-heart Care (B), (C) Coldness (A) 3A Consider the following chart displaying the virtues and vices that would be developed by a person if they were to choose each of three actions A, B, or C. (For example, based on the placement of the letter A on the chart, if a person chose action A, that person would develop their character in the direction of cowardice, stinginess, honesty, and coldness.) Explain why Aristotle would say that B and C are better options than A. Be sure to explain the difference between virtues and vices, and how they relate to human excellence and Aristotle's view that human nature determines our purpose. Why might Aristotle's method have trouble selecting between B and C? Vice of Excess Virtue Vice of Deficiency Recklessness (C) Courage (B) Cowardice (A) Being a push-over (B) Generosity (C) Stinginess (A) Bluntness Honesty (A), (B), (C) Dishonesty Being a bleeding-heart Care (B), (C) Coldness (A)