… -developed questionnaire as well as instruments measuring psychopathology. Patients who
had experienced coercion … As expected, “noninvasive measures” (eg, the use of a “soft room,…

… sound screening instrument to support some of these educational efforts. To meet this
need, the present researchers developed and validated the College Mental Health Perceived …

… violence (eg, it is acceptable for a man “to hit his partner if she has been unfaithful”), coercion
or verbal violence … leaves him”), and emotional violence such as controlling behaviors (eg, …

… In summary, this study illustrates that the level of subjective distress during coercive
measures, the perception of fairness and effectiveness of treatments and the patient’s self-…

… that go with the use of force, qualitative studies consistently show that coercive measures
can … The main aim of the study was to assess cross-national variations in the use of coercion, …

… on Drug Abuse endorses legally-mandated treatment on grounds that “individuals who enter
treatment … MPCS such that 0 = no perceived coercion, and 1 = any perceived coercion). …

… acts; including scales to measure sexual coercion and injury (ie… including incarcerated female
substance abusers and IPV men… to access articles on the CTS2, and its derivatives, and to …

… The variables AES subscores, CES sum score and the quantitative experience of coercion
entered the first step of the regression. Addition of insight into illness (SAI) in the final step …

… Treatment was based on pre-existing questionnaire items from three previously validated
instruments that … compliance, lack of coercion during prescribing, involvement of the patient in …

… LMSA clients may be coerced not only into entering treatment but also into facing legal …
substance abuse and the perception of substance abusers. While substance abuse was still seen …