For Aristotle, "that in virtue of which we ascribe certain qualities to the agents" is called character.

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According to Aristotle, character refers to the innate disposition or habitual tendencies of an individual that is responsible for how they act and behave in different situations. It is the underlying source of an individual's virtues or vices, and determines their moral and ethical stance. Therefore, the statement is true.

For Aristotle, "That in Virtue of Which We Ascribe Certain