In which stage of ethical decision making do individuals primarily consider their own needs and desires in making decisions?

The correct answer is - At the preconventional stage.

Explanation:

In the preconventional stage or level, a child is characterized by its extremely controlled morality externally. In this stage, individuals start to understand and take consideration for their own needs and requirements and desires in making judgments.

The children believe and accept that the parents and teachers are the higher authority and react on their imposed rules on the basis of rewards and punishments or consequences.

Thus, the correct answer is - at preconventional stage.

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