Explain What Is Meant By Aristotle Voluntary Action

Aristotle realized voluntary and involuntary needs to be considered during a time frame in that an action is occurring.

Involuntary is when someone is being asked to do something they are uncomfortable with due to blackmail. Ultimately this could harm someone they care about. An involuntary action suggests no consideration, no impulse or no desire to the action, but feel pain and regret.

Non-voluntary is doing things out of ignorance. However, Aristotle provides six kinds of ignorance. These include who is the person, what is being done, what is being disturbed, what the device is being used, what the repercussion of the action and what the manner. Because of the ignorance factor there is no regret.

Aristotle define voluntary action is with complete knowledge.

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What is choice? Is it involved with voluntary action? Why?
Choice is a voluntary action. Choice can be applicable only to a mature individual, not a child. The individual needs to be able to distinguish the difference between wishing, admitting and acting. When making a choice action is completed, an opinion does not involve action. Understanding the right choice involves comprehension of the