Take the following as truth: The paradox of make-believe is that in everyday life, when children subordinate actions to rules, they usually give up something they want'instead of keeping a treasured toy all to themselves, they share it; instead of continuing to play, they clean up; instead of watching more TV, they go to bed.
Then the following statement: "There's absolutely no paradox involved with make-believe that becomes noticeable when compared to regular life." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False