… For the purposes of analysis, we are viewing this as a form of tight control and neglect,
rather than coercion, as no one was overtly physically or psychologically harmed. …

… Sometimes the coercion and force take the form of abuse and neglect, which diminishes
the parent-child relationship and ultimately the child’s respect for even legitimate authority” (…

… informal institutions has neglected questions of why and how such institutions emerge.Analyses
of entrenched competing informal … resorted to informal mechanisms of coercion and …

… 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 …

… coercion raises a number of ethical, medical, and political questions. There seems to be a
“catch 22” situation in the sense that neglect … of more frequent use of coercion are difficult to …

… perspective be applied to the learning of coercive relationship dynamics. In this section, I …
sexually coercive male relative. Because of her own daily experiences of neglect and boundary …

… My thesis aims to investigate both informal coercion and legal compulsion. It examines
the relationship of informal coercion with legal compulsion and clinical outcomes, and …

This paper introduces the term “structural coercion” to underscore the ways in which broader
social, economic, and political contexts act upon individuals to compel them to enroll as …

… Increasing patient autonomy and decreasing coercion … coercion may be associated. This
study investigated the association between the therapeutic relationship and perceived coercion …

… and by what means informal coercion is experienced during childbirth, b) to evaluate how
individual and contextual factors influence the risk for experiencing informal coercion and c) to …