Which of the following is NOT typically classified as a psychosocial hazard?

Falls are primarily considered physical hazards rather than psychosocial hazards. Psychosocial hazards relate to the mental and emotional aspects of the workplace and include factors such as stress, interpersonal conflicts, violence, and harassment. Interpersonal problems can lead to psychological stress and emotional distress, making them a psychosocial hazard. Similarly, assaults and violent acts directly impact an individual's psychological safety and well-being, categorizing them as psychosocial hazards. Sexual harassment also creates a hostile work environment that affects mental health, placing it within the realm of psychosocial challenges. Since falls do not fall under these categories, they are not classified as a psychosocial hazard.