In the dominant Aristotelian view, virtues are traits that contribute to human flourishing,
happiness and well-being. Although some scales in psychology are partially based on …

Purpose Multinational corporations encounter numerous challenges in making ethical
decisions as they navigate diverse factors in every country where they conduct business. To …

The present study investigates emotional regulation and its relationship to the cardinal
virtues, based on a cross-continental sample of college students and applying an …

Despite the ongoing debate in academic circles regarding the impact of the arts on
individual and collective well-being, there is a paucity of empirical research in this area …

The cardinal virtues (prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance) have relevance within the
areas of character education and integral or comprehensive formation. In recent years, there …

This quantitative, non-randomized study examined the effectiveness of the newly created
virtuebased curriculum “Grace Together”(GT) among Peruvian couples by assessing marital …

This chapter aims to overcome rule-based ethics approaches to business by exploring the
potential of neo-Aristotelian virtue ethics for deepening our understanding of ethical …

Multinational corporations encounter numerous challenges in making ethical decisions as
they navigate diverse factors in every country where they conduct business. Building on the …

Persons with visible physical disabilities are often overlooked for leadership positions
because of negative societal stereotypes placed on this group. Women with visible physical …

The main purpose of this study is to explore and develop how the Christian conception of
love as agape can be understood in light of feminist concerns, and how it can be cultivated …