sts good life

Question 1

defined as striving to
experience pleasure,
enjoyment, and
comfort.

Answer 1

hedonia

Question 2

means achieving the
best conditions possible
for a human being, in
every sense–not only
happiness, but also
virtue, morality, and a
meaningful life.

Answer 2

eudaimonia

Question 3

Emotion

Answer 3

happiness

Question 4

State of being

Answer 4

eudaimonia

Question 5

Measured by excellence

Answer 5

eudaimonia

Question 6

Measured by pleasure

Answer 6

happiness

Question 7

Can be achieved by immoral means

Answer 7

happiness

Question 8

Can only be achieved by living a moral life

Answer 8

eudaimonia

Question 9

Connected with luck

Answer 9

happiness

Question 10

Connected with effort

Answer 10

eudaimonia

Question 11

itmeans must
be achieved through a
person’s own efforts.

Answer 11

Human flourishing

Question 12

plays an
important role in
society today. It has
positive and negative
effects on the world
and it impacts daily
lives

Answer 12

technology

Question 13

postive impact of technology in society

Answer 13

use of computer in med field
vote counting
atuomated billing
fund transfer
world wide web

Question 14

negative
impact of technology in society

Answer 14

replaced a lot human interaction
replace people automation
cyber crime increase
amt of wireless technology

Question 15

In its basic form, living
the good life is all about
the exploration of that
which gives you joy and
satisfaction.

Answer 15

good life

Question 16

He said “Doing what one is
capable of doing best is
good life. It is in best
interest of individual as
well as the society.”

Answer 16

plato’s good life philosophy

Question 17

He argued that what
separates human
beings from the other
animals is the human
reason.

Answer 17

aristotle

Question 18

he said “the good
life is one lived without
fear: without fear of gods
or a Higher Power”

Answer 18

nietzsche

Question 19

In ___ terms,
a good will is a will
whose decisions are
wholly determined by
moral demands or, as
he often refers to this,
by the Moral Law.

Answer 19

kant

Question 20

holds that the
key to a good, happy
life is the cultivation of
an excellent mental
state,

Answer 20

stoicism

Question 21

defines states that
our lives have no inherent
meaning or purpose, but
rather it is the purpose
we create for our lives
that gives them a sense
of meaning.

Answer 21

existentialism