Violent outbursts refer to sudden and intense episodes of aggression or anger, often resulting in physical harm or destruction. These episodes can occur in various settings, such as at home, in schools, or in public places. Factors contributing to violent outbursts may include stress, frustration, or underlying mental health issues. Individuals experiencing violent outbursts may lose control over their emotions, leading to actions that can endanger themselves or others. It is important to address the root causes of these behaviors through appropriate interventions, such as therapy or conflict resolution strategies, to promote healthier emotional expression and communication.