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Buxbaum discusses aggression arising from restraint during the 'practicing' stage of children's activities. The underlying relationship to the person in charge is of paramount importance in evoking the symptoms. The children become fixed in the stage at which the disturbance has occurred and neuroses tend to develop about these fixation points. When the disturbed activity is restored, the particular form of aggression diminishes or disappears.