When one child's behaviour leads to another child's aggression, that aggression is referred to as

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Reactive aggression is a response to a perceived threat or harm from another person's behavior. In this scenario, the first child's behavior is likely to be perceived as a threat or harm by the second child, leading to reactive aggression. Instrumental aggression is intentional and goal-directed, while relational aggression involves damage to social relationships, and bullying involves repeated aggression over a period of time with intent to harm.

When One Child's Behaviour Leads to Another Child's Aggression, That