In the context of value education, which of the following stages will be considered a relatively advanced stage?

Value consolidation through integration is the relatively advanced stage, where accepted values merge into a stable and coherent character.

Value collection through imitation is an early stage in which values are picked up simply by copying others.

Value assessment through inner evaluation is a middle stage of reflecting on and judging one's own values.

Value clarification through exposure is an intermediate stage of examining values met in varied experiences.

Integration binds scattered values into a settled personal value system that guides conduct.

Value development thus moves from imitation and exposure toward clarification, evaluation and finally consolidation.