… , clinical and social … clinicians, patients, families and policy makers alike [MHCB-2013]. With
this in mind, we set out to assess the clinical correlates and predictors of perceived coercion …

… correlation existed between perceived coercion and … perceptions of coercion than males,
but admission status and severity of psychiatric symptoms were unrelated to perceived coercion…

… in the data (correlations with perceived coercion are presented in Table 5). A very strong
association existed between negative pressures and perceived coercion when a police officer …

… Subjective perception of coercion has gained attention as an … appraisal of the justification of
coercive measures. The present … of coercive measures and their level of perceived coercion. …

… practice and have garnered a lot of attention in clinical literature. The aim of the present …
perceived coercion and the therapeutic relationship. We hypothesised that perceived coercion …

… do clinicians have the power, which is regularly exercised, to involuntarily hospitalize and
treat their patients. The correlation between legal status and perceived coercion … and clinical …

… perceived coercion in the empirical literature. Thematic articles regarding coercion allow
assessment of the hypothesis that coercion … example, experience both coercion and protection …

… , needed into both the clinical correlates of involuntary care … The perceived coercion
subscale comprises five items with an … score indicates greater perceived coercion. The negative …

… Although no extant research has examined the relationship between dependence and
perceived coercion during treatment entry, we hypothesize that perceived coercion will be …

… impact of past formal coercion experiences on 1) perceived coercion and 2) on satisfaction
during voluntary hospitalisation. For methodological reasons, past coercion was defined for …