Which answer choice provides an accurate and objective summary of the article? (A) Interviews were conducted to learn about gender stereotypes that exist across the world. Researchers found that all countries have gender stereotypes that are learned at around age 10. These stereotypes encourage boys and girls to act in different ways, and can have dangerous consequences, like violence and abuse. Gender roles for women are now being challenged in many places. (B) Gender stereotypes exist in certain areas of the world that believe that men are supposed to behave one way, but women are supposed to behave another way. Gender stereotypes are learned by age 10 and often result in increased levels of violence. Gender roles are slowly becoming less popular. C) Researchers interviewing people around the world about gender stereotypes have found that children learn gender roles by about age 10 and that those gender roles stick with them. Throughout life, gender roles affect how people view themselves and their bodies. It is unlikely that gender roles will ever change. (D) Gender stereotypes encourage boys to explore, act adventurously and become strong and, at the same time, encourage women to stay at home and act weak or helpless. In the future, gender roles will become less important as people become more accepting of individual identities.