… of any perceived coercion to engage with … Coercive Power’, ‘Experiencing and Responding
to Coercion’ and ‘Psychological Treatment is Helpful, But…’. Participants perceived coercion …

… the subsequent influence on the range of coercion permitted on a similar population group.
… might explain some contrasting reports of perceived coercion. Further, the eventual outcome (…

… We also excluded populations with specific outcomes and … issues or reasons for or against
coercion; for example, those … ties, one might perceive coercion as a constructive component of …

… perceived participation would increase after the intervention, whereas the perception of unfair
reception and the amount of coercive … The population base is of mixed type with both rural …

… perceive coercive measures as unwanted but still necessary to maintain safety on psychiatric
… homes or with an outpatient patient population. We excluded studies that addressed …

… perceived coercion in that there may be individual differences in the extent to which they are
experienced as coercive (… literature through examining a population more representative of …

… rural catchment area (population 399,000, area 1373 km 2 ). … duration could be that seclusion
was perceived by the staff as less … that patients predominantly perceive seclusion as less …

… psychiatric hospitals and their community mental health centers from the secondary care
level, who serve the municipalities' populations, … , we also logged our perceptions of the group …

… of interest considered any type of coercion (formal, informal or perceived) or restriction in …
Outcomes were the effects or consequences of restraint, including perceptions of those who …

… coercive measures have perceived these as antitherapeutic, punishing, humiliating, or
traumatizing (3– 6). A study of the effects of coercive … and police staff) and within the population. …