Theories of "Character Ethics" or "Virtue Ethics" Claim All of the Following

Theories of "character ethics" or "virtue ethics" claim all of the following EXCEPT:

A) Often, the most important aspect of moral life is having a reliable character and good moral sense.
B) When a culture or social group approves a character trait as moral, that trait is considered to be a moral virtue.
C) Virtues are not solely derivative from moral principles.
D) A person who does a right moral action but wishes not to have to do it is acting both nonvirtuously and incoherently.