Pursuing someone in a way that creates fear of being assaulted or killed is called

A) stalking.
B) aggravated assault.
C) domestic terrorism.
D) harassment.

Stalking involves the persistent and intentional pursuit of someone in a manner that would cause a reasonable person to fear for their safety, that may include behaviors such as following someone, making unwanted contact, and making threats. This behavior can be a form of psychological abuse and is considered a criminal offense in many jurisdictions. Aggravated assault refers to a physical attack that causes serious bodily injury, while domestic terrorism is a politically motivated act of violence against civilians, and harassment is behavior that is considered to be unwanted and offensive, but may not necessarily involve a fear of physical harm.