In which stage does an individual experience conflict in terms of responsibility and allegiance to one's own group versus notions of personal independence and autonomy:

Introspection Stage

The Introspection Stage is a part of the individual's development where they begin to question their own beliefs, values, and loyalties. This stage is characterized by a conflict between the individual's allegiance to their group and their desire for personal independence and autonomy. The individual starts to reflect on their own identity, separate from their social group, which can lead to a sense of conflict.