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Eudaimonic and Hedonic Approaches to Well-Being

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  • What is the main reason for using the term "well-being" in stead of "happiness?
    Happiness is too subjective and less precise
    Well-being is easier to measure
  • How did Aristotle view Aristippus' concept of happiness?
    He found it to be crass.
    He considered it enlightening.
  • Which of the following best describes the video's conclusion about achieving happiness?
    A combination of approaches is most realistic
    Only eudaimonic pursuits matter
  • What potential problem might arise from pursuing a purely hedonic lifestyle?
    It becomes too expensive.
    It requires too much planning
  • According to the video, what is a key component of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
    The avoidance of pain
    The opportunity for self-improvement.
  • How does the video characterize the relationship between hedonic and eudaimonic happiness?
    As two sides of a spectrum
    As competing theories
  • Which of the following best exemplifies eudaimonic happiness?
    Volunteering at a local shelter
    Buying a new car
  • Which statement best describes the modern approach to well-being?
    Strict eudaimonic living is best
    A balance between hedonic and eudaimonic approaches
  • What is described as a logical fallacy in the text?
    Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
    The purely hedonic pursuit
  • What does recent research suggest about achieving well-being?
    Flexibility and balance are necessary
    Pure pleasure-seeking is best
  • What is the primary critcism of the hedonic approach to happiness?
    It doesn't necessarily contribute to overall well-being
    It requires to much social interaction.
  • Which activity represents a blend of both hedonic and eudaimonic approaches?
    Studying a subject you enjoy.
    Excessive drinking at parties.
  • What does the video suggest about meaningfulness and happiness?
    They are identical concepts.
    The can exist independently.
  • According to the video, why might driving a grandmother to a doctor's appointment be considered eudaimonic?
    It offers financial reward.
    It creates meaningful contribution
  • According to the video, which philosopher originated the hedonic approach to happiness?
    Aristotle
    Aristippus
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