… informal coercion and legal compulsion. It examines the relationship of informal coercion with
legal compulsion … test for associations of reported informal coercion with legal compulsion. …

… and legal professions. Despite … informal coercion is common in USA mental health services
and can be experienced negatively by patients. There is evidence that powers of compulsion …

… Considering that informal coercion seems to be widely used in … of informal coercion in
clinical psychiatric practice. … coercion (compulsion) in order to implement the treatment …

… The first is “legally independent”, having full decision-making ability as outlined above. The
next level is where varying degrees of support — informal or formal — would be required to …

… Legal compulsion becomes entangled with pressures from the surrounding environment, …
a correct understanding of the law or not. An informal coercion context is present when there is …

… legal coercion very sparingly in treating severe anorexia nervosa, distinguishing legal coercion
… orders and the relational concept of social power more often found in informal settings. …

… Coercion comprises formal coercion or compulsion [treatment under a section of the Mental
Health Act (MHA)] and informal coercion (… Community compulsion was introduced in England …

… The legal rules themselves could be created informally and unintentionally through the …
would have done absent the law; and that law can be said to exercise compulsion when its …

… Compulsion is a culturally based, perceived need to make payments. For instance, some …
rationales for making informal payments within the dichotomy of coercion and compulsion. It …

… that the true sense of obligation consists in the “compulsion” of “natural violence,” by which
he … rule of recognition are informal in virtue of not being explicitly authorized by law. While the …