Select the characteristics of mankind that the Founders considered in establishing our form of government. Group of answer choices Man is inherently good and can be expected to behave morally at all times. Humans are irredeemably flawed and must always be controlled by a strong central government so that order may be maintained. Humans have a great capacity for virtue and seek the approval of others. Therefore, their pursuit of "self-interest rightly understood" can contribute to the common good. Human beings behave problematically in the political arena because of the allure of power, and checks and balances are necessary to dilute power and prevent its concentration in the hands of a few. a and c above b and d above c and d above