Arrange the following types of social status in the correct sequence from most involuntary to most voluntary: A) Achieved Status, B) Ascribed Status, C) Professional Role, D) Gender Identity.

To arrange the types of social status from most involuntary to most voluntary, we start with ascribed status, which is assigned at birth and includes characteristics like race and gender. Next comes gender identity, which can be influenced by societal norms but may also be a personal choice. Following that is achieved status, which is earned through actions and achievements, like completing education or getting a job. Finally, professional role is the most voluntary, as it often reflects personal decisions about career paths and work environments. For example, someone might be born a female (ascribed status) but choose to identify as male (gender identity) and then work hard to become a doctor (achieved status) and take on the role of a doctor (professional role).