Understanding Aggression and Conflict Through Visual Icons #303866 (License: Personal Use)

The image consists of nine black-and-white stick-figure scenes, each portraying distinct acts of aggression: shoving, kicking, tripping, punching, weapon use (stick), theft with force, and verbal threats accompanied by gestures. These simplified yet expressive icons are designed to communicate high-risk behaviors clearly across language barriers. They are commonly employed in public signage, school curricula, workplace safety manuals, and digital interfaces to promote awareness and prevention.

This type of visual is typically used in educational materials, public service announcements, HR training modules, or NGO advocacy content targeting violence prevention, child protection, or workplace safety. It serves users seeking to recognize, report, or prevent aggressive conduct through visual literacy.