… of case-specific approval of coercive measures in psychiatry by the public with the degree
of general approval of coercive measures in psychiatry by the public. Since generalizing …

… Being subjected to coercive measures can increase the … coercion. Aims of the Study: This
study aims to examine the approval for coercive measures in psychiatry by the general public, …

… means to coerce people into various forms of treatment is condoned. If public views regarding
… involving those perceived as "disordered," then an examination of public opinion is crit- …

… of survivors of coerced psychiatric human rights violations. He describes how coerced mental
… explore three categories of coercive psychiatry:(1) physically forced psychiatric care, for …

… In the judgment of our contemporary American culture, psychiatric coercion is virtuous
provided its purpose is to protect the subject—defined as a “dangerous mentally ill patient”—from …

… Psychiatry Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland Introduction: Although informal coercion is frequently
applied in psychiatry… on attitudes toward informal coercion, its prevalence, and clinical effects. …

… coercion in psychiatry is regulated by legislation, other interventions that are often referred to
as informal coercion … informal coercion across countries with differing sociocultural contexts. …

… of coercion in psychiatry is practically and clinically helpful or effective, coercive measures
… and decision-makers' attitudes towards coercion rather than led by recommendations issued …

… coercive psychiatrists function as judges and jailers not physicians and healers.” He was not
against force, but he was against psychiatry’s … who have experienced psychiatric treatment, …

… to p coercion, the myriad uses of psychiatric compulsions and excus reformed, much less
abolished. Hence, for those opposed to ps coercion, the principal adversary is its legitimacy. …