The distinction between behavioral offenses and consequential offenses is to determine the completed and attempted crimes. Behavioral offenses refer to only performing the behavior described in the constitutive elements, without the occurrence of material harmful results to constitute an accomplished crime. It requires that the behavior of the perpetrator has a certain material harmful result before it can constitute a completed crime.
Robbery refers to the act of forcibly stealing public and private property by violence, coercion or other methods for the purpose of illegal possession is a behavioral offense, according to the above definition.