At a middle$-$class condominium building, residents gathered for their monthly meeting to discuss issues and concerns about their homes.

One woman, Elaine, said, $$My biggest worry right now is that there are a lot of people that I know aren$$t residents walking around the halls. They$$re all men, and some of them look pretty creepy. Has someone been letting people into the building without knowing who they are, or has someone given out the entry code?$$

Another resident, David, said, $$I$$ve seen them, too. Most of them seem to be going to one apartment$$ the one that the new female tenant moved into. I think she$$s going to be trouble if she$$s letting guys like that in here.$$

Ron, who was chairman of the residents' board, said, $$Hang on$,$ David. You have a lot of visitors over to your apartment, too. We don$$t know anything about these people or the new resident.$$

David replied, $$The people who come to visit me are all women. I don$$t think they$$re going to scare anyone or cause trouble. I mean, I$$m a guy. I$$m supposed to have a lot of dates over. If a woman has that many men over, she$$s doing something she shouldn$$t be$.$

The conflict in this meeting is due, at least partially, to perceptions of gender roles and traits. Select the true statement regarding gender traits.

Gender roles are innate, not socially determined.

Masculine and feminine traits differ across cultures.

In the United States, feminine traits are more valued than masculine traits.

In the United States, sensitivity is a trait traditionally associated with men.