… substance abusers into programs long enough to benefit from the treatment is through
coercion… The risk of being imprisoned acts as an incentive to go into treatment. Presenting the …

… entered the child welfare system for a new confirmed physical … may be coerced into treatment
and consequently may initially be … Although lifetime-prevalence substance abuse was …

… in drug use and crime among Drug Treatment Courts (DTC) participants as well as theoretical
mechanisms—increased social controls and improved perceptions of … Share access to this …

… However, health care for mental and substanceuse conditions has a number of … use of
coercion into treatment, separate care delivery systems, a less developed quality measurement …

… with alcohol disorders who perceive high levels of alcohol stigma may avoid entering …
Abuse and Alcoholism (54–57), was developed to advance measurement of substance use and …

… attempted rape, and verbally coerced contact as reflective of … aspects of their personality
alcohol and drug use, and sexual … man to go farther than the woman wanted to go, using verbal …

… of boys’ early substance use. Multivariate event history models clarified the risk and protective
structure associated with tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana use. … Share access to this article …

… and adult maltreatment and subsequent substance use and criminality. Female inmates …
and substance dependence among women than among men. The severity of substance misuse …

… users are unlikely to seek treatment by themselves, and that drug use and criminality are …
to avoid entering treatment). That is, it is the individual's perceived level of coercion rather than …

… items about medication and substance use. The consumer … consumer inclusion in governance;
coercion. The ROSI uses a … to draw on existing validated instruments. Although the review …