In the context of Aristotle's theory of virtue, which of the following virtues causes foolhardiness when in excess?
A) Courage
B) Temperance
C) Magnificence
D) Modesty

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Aristotle's theory of virtue posits that virtues can be understood as means between two extremes: deficiency and excess. In the case of courage, the deficiency would be cowardice and the excess would be foolhardiness. Thus, when courage is in excess, it causes foolhardiness.

In the Context of Aristotle's Theory of Virtue, Which of the Following