Virtue ethics is:
A) A metaethical view according to which there are objective moral facts about what makes someone's life go well, but not about what someone ought to do in any given circumstance.
B) A normative theory according to which persons are evaluated in terms of their character traits and actions are evaluated in terms of which character traits they demonstrate.
C) A normative theory according to which it only makes sense to ask whether someone is a good or bad person, as opposed to asking whether an action is right or wrong.
D) A metaethical view according to which morality varies from culture to culture because each culture emphasizes different virtues and vices.

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Virtue ethics focuses on the character traits of individuals and evaluates actions based on the virtues or vices they exhibit, rather than solely on the consequences or rules governing those actions.

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