The Difference in the Terms "Aggression" and "Agonistic Behavior" Is

The difference in the terms "aggression" and "agonistic behavior" is that agonistic behavior

A) describes only behavior that is intended to inflict harm on another organism.
B) includes behaviors on both sides of a conflict between conspecifics, both initiator and receiver.
C) usually includes interspecific interactions related to attacks by predators.
D) usually includes interspecific interactions related to responses to predators, such as fleeing.