Arrange the following steps that illustrate how gender roles are established and maintained in society, according to socialization processes: A) Institutionalization of gender roles in society, B) Teaching children complementary traits based on gender, C) Reinforcement of these roles through cultural narratives, D) Observation of family structures in diverse societies.

Gender roles in society are established and maintained through a process of socialization that starts early in life. First, children observe family structures and see how different roles are played out, which can shape their understanding of what is expected of them based on their gender. Next, they are taught complementary traits, meaning boys and girls learn different behaviors and skills that society expects from them. These roles are then reinforced through cultural narratives, like stories and media, which portray certain behaviors as typical for men or women. Finally, all these aspects become institutionalized, meaning they are accepted as normal and are reflected in laws, schools, and workplaces, making it harder to change these roles in society.