aggression vs assertion

• aggressive behaviour doesn't just apply to performers, it applies to coaches and spectators as well
• hostile aggression is when harming others is the primary aim of the behaviour. for example, punching someone
• channelled aggression is when harming others is part of the overall aim of gaining a successful outcome. for example, a rugby tackle
• reactive aggression is acting aggressive in reaction to a perceived threat. for example, going 50/50on a football tackle as you now the opponent will
• instrumental aggression is aggression that is used to achieve a goal, such as getting a reward. for example, a boxer hitting an opponent to win a fight