If person A encourages person B to commit a crime, what is this act known as?

Explanation

When an individual prompts or urges another to carry out an offense, it is termed abetment. Solicitation involves requesting or enticing someone to commit a crime, but abetment specifically refers to instigating or encouraging the commission of the offense. Participation implies taking part in the crime itself, whereas abetment relates to the act of incitement.