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The 12 pages that link to Toy, each with the reason it gives.

• Video gameCompared with: Some video games encourage open-ended play, but many define explicit rules and outcomes.

• Gender socializationRelated: Marketing and adult choices often sort toys by gender, shaping play opportunities.

• DollNarrower topic: Dolls are one form of toy, distinguished by their human-shaped bodies.

• Action figureNarrower topic: Action figures are a poseable, character-based kind of toy.

• Rag dollNarrower topic: Play is the traditional use that gives rag dolls their familiar form.

• Game (play)Compared with: Toys support play but need not define a game.

• Rocking horseNarrower topic: A rocking horse is a ride-on toy designed for imaginative play and movement.

• Game (video entertainment)Compared with: Toys can support open-ended play without the structured objectives common in games.

• Margery WilliamsNarrower topic: Toys become central characters and symbols throughout Williams’s best-known work.

• Silly PuttyNarrower topic: Silly Putty became a toy because its changing shapes and bouncing behavior invite experimentation.

• Toy Story 5Narrower topic: The series builds its fictional world around toys with private lives and loyalties.

• Troll dollNarrower topic: Troll dolls are collectible playthings as well as toys.