Physical aggression refers to behaviors that involve the use of force or violence against another person or object. This can include actions such as hitting, kicking, or pushing, and is often intended to cause harm or assert dominance. Physical aggression can occur in various settings, including schools, homes, and workplaces, and can affect individuals of all ages. The causes of physical aggression can vary widely and may include factors such as anger, frustration, or stress. Additionally, environmental influences, such as exposure to violence or aggressive role models, can contribute to the development of aggressive behaviors. Understanding these factors is essential for addressing and reducing instances of physical aggression in society.