Which of the following is the correct definition of Prudence?Select one:a.ability to have good judgment that allows avoidance of dangers and risksb.the ability to wait calmly; the capacity to accept delay without getting angryc.the virtue that overcomes an opposite temptationd.the act of using money or other resources wisely and practically.

Which of the following characteristics of a person necessitates prudence?Select one:a.spirituality and faithb.tenacity and gritc.fear and couraged.honesty and integrity

Which statement is FALSE?I. Prudence is "having or showing sound judgment."II. Prudence suggests the exercise of restraint guided by sound practical wisdom and discretion.Select one:a.Ib.IIc.Both I and IId.Neither I or II

Fear is not always a bad thing. Healthy amounts of fear keep us safe from hurting ourselves or others.However, too much fear leaves us prisoners in our own homes and prisoners to fear.Fear plays an important role in our lives when it’s tempered with the virtues of courage and prudence. Having courage to leave the house for the grocery store, to meet friends at the park, go out for dinner, etc. helps to not make us prisoners to our fear.How do I balance the two? Prudence.Prudence is the other important virtue, because it forces us to use our intellect/reason for an appropriate response of our fear and courage.In the essay above, what is the role of fear?Select one:a.fear is the same as anxietyb.it keeps us do the right thing because we are afraid to make a mistakec.to act as a signal of danger or threatd.to trigger appropriate adaptive responses

Match the following concepts from Chapter 9 with their descriptions:VirtueFortunePrudenceAbilitya) The ability to adapt to changing circumstances and make decisions based on practical wisdom.b) The qualities of leadership and skill in governance that contribute to a prince's success.c) External forces beyond a prince's control that can influence his fortunes.d) The moral and ethical character of a prince, including his reputation for integrity and honor.

This virtue gives you the  courage to do what is right even when it is very difficult.*1 pointJusticeFortitudeTemperancePrudence