Arrange the following steps in the process of performing gender in society from the beginning to the end: A) Enactment of gender roles through behaviors and interactions, B) Internalization of societal expectations regarding gender, C) Negotiation of identity in various social contexts, D) Recognition of the social constructs surrounding gender.

Performing gender in society starts with the recognition of the social constructs surrounding gender, which is step D. This means understanding that society has specific ideas about what it means to be male or female. Next, individuals internalize societal expectations regarding gender, step B, which influences how they think about themselves and their roles. After that, people negotiate their identity in various social contexts, step C, figuring out how to express their gender in different situations. Finally, they enact gender roles through behaviors and interactions, step A, by actively displaying their gender in everyday life, like how a person might dress or speak differently at home compared to school.