Studies have found that children can express their anxiety and worry through games, learn to resolve conflicts, experience their emotions, explore ways to get along with others, and gradually understand the world around them. If the following are true, what will most weaken the above assertion? ['children tend to evade reality after being frustrated in games.', "children don't like to share toys or snacks with their partners.", 'children who often play games do not greet strangers when they meet strangers.', 'when children are playing games, parents must accompany them.']