According to Miron and Goldstein's typology of hostage-taking offenses,a hostage taker who kidnaps a child and holds the child for ransom is demonstrating

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According to Miron and Goldstein's typology of hostage-taking offenses, instrumental conduct refers to hostage-taking for material gain or other instrumental purposes. A hostage taker who kidnaps a child and holds the child for ransom demonstrates instrumental conduct as their motive is to obtain money through the act of hostage-taking.

According to Miron and Goldstein's Typology of Hostage-Taking Offenses,a Hostage