The study by Feshbach (1956) in which children played with aggressive or nonaggressive toys demonstrates the importance of _____ in promoting aggressive interactions.

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The study by Feshbach (1956) showed that children who played with aggressive toys (such as toy guns) were more likely to exhibit aggressive behavior than children who played with nonaggressive toys (such as dolls). This suggests that aggressive cues (such as the presence of weapons) can promote aggressive interactions.

The Study by Feshbach (1956) in Which Children Played with Aggressive