Answer: Conventional
Explanation: During this stage of ethical development, a person develops a sense of morality. This sense of morality is directed towards the expectations of others, for example from the family or the environment, but also towards the social community as a whole. In this way, persons develop a sense of morality as a precondition for the development of family, environment and social community, because with such a moral feeling, social relations within the mentioned social structures develop. Persons who develop a sense of morality in this level of ethical development do not do so because of superior authorities from the immediate environment and from society, but in this stage, those individuals develop morality because they believe that morality contributes to the development of social relations and influences social progress.