… coercive access to treatment and negative experiences in care. However, coercive treatments
for substance-… level of substance use and criminal involvement, 102 suggesting the role of …

… For example, a study of over 700 patients legally coerced to treatment as part of a … in
entering treatment to a greater degree than they felt coerced to do so. Higher perceived coercion …

… coercion to enter treatment. Data were collected for all participants 10–15 days into treatment
and again, for those remaining in treatment, … residential substance abuse treatment was the …

… to substance abuse treatment are perceived as coercive and … perceptions of motivation,
readiness, and external coercive … of clients who enter treatment under criminal legal coercion, …

… participants in court-ordered substanceabuse treatment programs, the relationship between
… between perceived coercion and stage position and between perceived coercion and level …

… the early development of overt forms of problem behavior in the family setting (Patterson,
Reid & Dishion, 1992). Coercion … less growth in problem behavior and substance use across …

… course for 745 people entering heroin treatment … coerced into treatment. Many participants
attended more than one music therapy session during their treatment; however, only the first …

… affect people's ability to participate in substance misuse treatment because of the range of
… are seen in some treatment modalities to be causes and consequences of addiction thereby …

… In sum, in our hands and working with this adult clinical sample entering treatment for drug
use disorders, a preparatory session of motivational interviewing exerted no apparent effect …

… The power measure was provided content validity by a process analogous to that used
for the measures of reward and coercion—a literature scan with channel participant input to …