It's kinda long but... A tectonic setting where volcanic action occurs is called <span>a </span>hot-spot (intraplate<span>), which describes volcanic activity that occurs </span>within tectonic plates<span> and is generally NOT related to plate boundaries and plate movements. </span>Hope this helps!!:)
Volcanic hot spot is where volcanoes are <span>fed by underlying </span>mantle<span> that is anomalously hot and such volcanoes are different in origin from other volcanoes formed over </span>subduction<span> zones where tectoic plates run into each other.</span>
