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23 May, 09:50

For Aristotle, we must aim our behavior at the 'mean' between excess and deficiency. Which of the following is an example of what he means: Group of answer choices

1. Behavior that is between cowardice and recklessness

2. Behavior that is between cruelty and benevolence

3. Behavior that is between compassion and meanness

4. Behavior that is between honesty and dishonesty

5. All of these options.

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