The {word| term} {ethics| principles} is {{derived| obtained| acquired| gotten| determined} {from| directly from}| originated from| stemmed from} the Greek {word| term} {ethos| values| principles| beliefs}, {which| that| which in turn| in which} {means| implies| indicates| suggests| signifies| denotes| points to| represents| alludes to} “{character| constitution| reputation},” and {from| coming from| directly from| offered by| in distinction to} the Latin {word| term} mores, {which| that| which in turn| in which} {means| implies| indicates| suggests| signifies| denotes| points to} “{customs| customizeds| custom-mades}.” ARISTOTLE {was {one| one particular} of| was among} the {first| very first| initial| first of all| initially} {great| fantastic| terrific| excellent| exceptional| outstanding} {philosophers| theorists| thinkers| savants} to {study| examine| research| analyze| look into| investigate| survey} {ethics| principles}. To him, {ethics| principles} was {more| much more| a lot more| even more| so much more} than a {moral| ethical}, {religious| spiritual}, or {legal| lawful| judicial} {concept| idea| principle| strategy| practice| technique}. He {believed| thought| strongly believed| trusted| concluded| accepted} that the {most| very most| greatest| exceedingly| practically| surpassingly| eminently} {important| essential| crucial| vital| significant| necessary| critical| very important} {element| aspect| component} in ethical {behavior| habits} is {knowledge| understanding} that actions are {accomplished| achieved} for the {betterment| improvement} of the {common| typical} good. He {asked| inquired| questioned} whether {actions| activities| motions| decisions| techniques| behaviors} {performed| carried out| executed| conducted| undertaken| handled| implemented} by {individuals| people} or groups are {good| great| excellent| desirable| effective| better} {both| either| equally} for {an individual| a private| a specific} or a group and for society. To {determine| identify} what is {ethically| fairly| morally} {good for| great for| helpful for} the {individual| private| specific} and for society, Aristotle {said| stated}, it is {necessary| required| needed| essential} to {possess| have} {three| 3} virtues of {practical| useful} {wisdom| knowledge}: temperance, {courage| guts| nerve}, and justice. Now try that on for size here in [location].