Individuals move from a self-centred viewpoint to consider the expectations of the society in which they live in which stage of ethical development?
A) conventional
B) self-defined
C) preconventional
D) societal

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The conventional stage is characterized by individuals beginning to consider the expectations and norms of their society when deciding what is right and wrong. They may also consider the opinions and expectations of their peers and other significant individuals in their community. This is a shift from the preconventional stage, where individuals are primarily concerned with their own self-interests, and marks an important stage in the development of ethical decision-making. The self-defined and societal stages are not typically recognized in standard ethical development models.

Individuals Move from a Self-Centred Viewpoint to Consider the Expectations