Which of the following is NOT true about "virtue ethics?"

The theory assumes that by our nature each of us seeks to cultivate a character or disposition to act virtuously.

It states that if our virtue of our intentions is more important than the consequences of our actions.

Those who achieve the highest form of human happiness will act virtuously, reasonably, and fairly Hence, a person who is not virtuous cannot be truly happy.

A virtuous character is the produce of living in accordance with the dictates of reason.

Acting virtuously requires us to discern the midpoint between too little and too much.