… the extent to which the general population approves the coercion of individuals with mental
… distance and perceived dangerousness are associated with the approval of coercion. In …

… the perceived usefulness of hospitalization and the perceived status of admission on perceived
coercion we … of the legal and of the perceived status of admission in predicting perceived …

… perceived coercion on admission among psychiatry inpatients in Ireland, as well as any
relationships between perceived coercion … We included 107 psychiatry inpatients aged 18 years …

… However, perceived coercion is only partially related to the formal status of admission, and it
… , including age, ethnicity (perceived coercion is higher in non-white populations), diagnosis, …

… to analyse the patients’ perceived coercion, symptoms of post… of different coercive measures
during psychiatric hospital stay… hospitals and serving a population with similar characteristics…

… , threat, and inducement), and perceived coercion, without fully addressing its evolving …
in order to adequately target the population (nursing staff), the phenomenon of interest (…

… of coercion in psychiatry is practically and clinically helpful or effective, coercive measures
… and decision-makers' attitudes towards coercion rather than led by recommendations issued …

… sample is representative of the larger patient population in the province. Anticipated sample
characteristics may be gleaned from our prior population-based study of all Ontario forensic …

… Articles and reviews of non-psychiatric population, … perceptions of psychiatry. However,
the most contentious aspect of contemporary psychiatry is its continuing reliance on coercion as …

… perceived coercion [4]. For the purpose of the present study, the introductory text of the CL
was adapted in order to address the level of perceived coercion … The targeted study population …