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- 1. Multiple Choice
the Ancient Greek term that refers to a state of well-being or happiness
welfare
greatest happiness principle
eudaimonia
whole life satisfaction
- 2. Multiple Choice
the utilitarian principle of happiness that promotes the satisfaction of many
welfare
greatest happiness principle
dignity
whole life satisfaction
- 3. Multiple Choice
an element of happiness which refers to satisfaction with one’s life
welfare
the pursuit of knowledge
dignity
whole life satisfaction
- 4. Multiple Choice
refers to the satisfaction of a person’s wants and desires
welfare
the pursuit of knowledge
dignity
Epicureans
- 5. Multiple Choice
the ability to control and define one’s destiny
goodwill
the pursuit of knowledge
dignity
Epicureans
- 6. Multiple Choice
for Aristotle, this leads to true happiness
goodwill
the pursuit of knowledge
Jeremy Bentham
Epicureans
- 7. Multiple Choice
they believe that happiness requires a person to enjoy the simple pleasures of life
goodwill
Gross National Happiness
Jeremy Bentham
Epicureans
- 8. Multiple Choice
for Immanuel Kant, this defines human action and leads to satisfaction
goodwill
Gross National Happiness
Jeremy Bentham
Noble Eightfold Path
- 9. Multiple Choice
he believes that happiness is achieved through wise decision-making
Ren
Gross National Happiness
Jeremy Bentham
Noble Eightfold Path
- 10. Multiple Choice
a statistic that measures the over-all well-being of a country
Ren
Gross National Happiness
eudaimonia
Noble Eightfold Path
- 11. Multiple Choice
Teachings from Buddhism which identify the things to abstain from or uphold in order to have a righteous life.
Ren
whole life satisfaction
eudaimonia
Noble Eightfold Path
- 12. Multiple Choice
For Confucius, this is the awareness of the dignity and value of other persons and concern for their well-being.
Ren
whole life satisfaction
eudaimonia
Noble Eightfold Path
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