… of parental coercion. Thus, this study aimed to examine the relativistic concept of parental
autonomy support and coercion in contributing to total difficulties among children. Autonomy …

… are carried out according to the legal regulations developed to protect the autonomy of …
psychiatric patients’ reported perceptions of the situations associated with the process of coercion…

… is autonomous. The aim of this study was to investigate the perceptions/performance of
psychiatrists … Our finding that informal coercion is used is consistent with earlier publications. For …

… psychiatrists are tasked with shaping patient morality, the coercive potential of psychiatry is
increased, treatment … Although moral argument entails treating the patient as an autonomous …

This article aims at describing the tensions arising from working on and with someone in
psychiatry, in order to make this person more “autonomous”. First, through the example of the …

… psychiatric inpatients who were hospitalized by IPA. Studies focusing on coercive practices
and mandatory psychiatric treatment … as an unjust infringement of their autonomy, posing a …

… Coercive treatment in medicine includes measures taken against a … coercive measurements
are common in psychiatry, they are also used in intensive care units (ICU). Use of coercive …

… coercion to keep them in treatment. However, more recent evidence-supported interventions
have made respect for patient autonomy … an involuntary psychiatric hospitalization as a last …

… autonomy, I will focus on three concepts of autonomy, namely, the classical concept of
autonomy, a decisional account of autonomy … the usage of coercion and restoring autonomy the …

… , so coercion serves autonomy to … coercion and moral injury, with its attendant psychiatric
sequelae, especially suicide, before ethical psychiatrists can accept the routine use of coercive …