… Examples of such subtle coercion are different actions where … of coercion, which has also
been described as ‘softer coercion… terms of informal coercion 8,9 which is the term we will use. …

… ) to assess the prevalence and forms of informal coercion during childbirth in Switzerland; b)
to … contribute to informal coercion; and c) to determine whether and how informal coercion is …

… is not named explicitly as a form of neglect in the state’s child protective statute, state courts
have interpreted child protective laws to include, as a form of neglect, a child’s presence in or …

… seems that authors from transition countries unjustifiably neglect (ignore) the existence and
… of informal norms of behavior). North also emphasized the importance of coercive means for …

… exercise of social and coercive power and the more remote exercise of coercive, economic,
… Distant and nearby exercise of economic, political power, and coercion are echoed in the …

… of formal and informal coercion, and ultimately our management of coercive measures in the
ICU. … A few patients feel neglected or not taken into consideration as a person. Each patient …

… Current definitions of coercion and freedom in the behavior analysis literature have not
specifically considered that coercion can occur via neglect (ie, by requiring responses that are …

… to calls or actions that clearly allowed for coercive intervention by parole authorities, courts,
… former prisoners and their partners typically held the coercive apparatus of the state. Through …

… in food neglect. The findings contrast the uncritical approach of lumping up subtypes of neglect.
… -based measure for protective informal social control of neglect that accounts for subtype …

… and traffickers are then cast as similarly amoral for coercing victims with force or threats, or
… , forced marriages, child soldiers, the coerced dealing of drugs by vulnerable people, and …