… interventions that may not be considered coercive, such as informal admission. Despite this,
… papers that outline the prevalence of perceived coercion to ascertain how common this is …

… 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. …

… risk factor for sexual coercion perpetration. The present meta-analysis sought to establish
the strength of the association between RMA and sexual coercion perpetration, and determine …

… the perceived usefulness of hospitalization and the perceived status of admission on perceived
coercion we … of the legal and of the perceived status of admission in predicting perceived …

… of perceived coercion, perceived pressures and procedural justice experienced by an individual
on admission to hospital. Perceived coercion (… levels of perceived coercion. The level of …

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

… levels of perceived coercion and to determine whether these perceptions remain stable one
… In the initial recruitment phase, patients’ perceptions of coercion, psychiatric symptoms and …

… the evidence regarding perceived coercion in the empirical … increase the rates of perceived
coercion and thereby make … to coercion—for example, in some articles reporting coercion …

… perceived coercion and the therapeutic relationship. We hypothesised that perceived
coercion … We further hypothesised perceived coercion to be influenced by legal status, both at …

… The service users’ perceptions therefore form an integral part … ’ perspective, focusing on
perceived coercion, empowerment, and … ’ perceived coercion so that they feel less coerced and …