Virtue ethics:
A) focuses on what human beings are capable of being.
B) develop from learning how to make choices in difficult situations.
C) accepts that individuals rarely reach moral excellence.
D) are based on the concept that a person's ethical beliefs are developed in childhood and do not change.

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Virtue ethics focuses on defining and achieving moral excellence by emphasizing the development of personal character and traits that lead to virtuous behavior. It is concerned with what kind of person one should strive to be rather than specific codes or rules of conduct. Thus, it requires an understanding of what human beings are capable of being.

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