One must exercise virtue to obtain the virtue. To have good moral virtue one must perform virtuous acts well, if one performs the acts poorly then they will obtain bad moral virtue. Like activities have a lot to do with the process of acquiring moral virtue. “Thus, in one word, states of character arise out of like activities” (NE24). The activities that humans exhibit “must be of a certain kind; it is because the states of character correspond to the difference between these” (NE24). Humans must examine the nature of their actions and how they perform their actions. The performance of their actions “determines the nature of the states of character that are produced” (NE24). Aristotle clearly explains that performing like activities that are just repeatedly will inevitably help humans to gain moral