… to the development and initial validation of the Perceived Coercion Questionnaire (… use to
measure perceptions of coercion of drug and alcohol users to enter drug and alcohol treatment…

… Currently, there is no empirically validated instrument to … role of coercion in drug abuse
treatment, the effects of drug courts … of coercive and noncoercive pressures to enter drug abuse …

… This study addressed a void in the literature by developing a comprehensive multi-
dimensional scale that measured substance users‘ perceptions of coercion to enter treatment …

… This study addressed a void in the literature by developing a comprehensive multi-
dimensional scale that measured substance users‘ perceptions of coercion to enter treatment …

… of coerced treatment for substance abusers rest on three main assumptions.4 First, drug use
… believe that they had in entering treatment (degree of perceived coercion) and whether they …

… of coercion … substance use disorders that were involuntarily admitted to hospital, pursuant
to a social services act. We sought to determine whether these patients perceived coercion …

… barriers; other motivational readiness measures; treatment coercion and social desirability …
coercion: Those who strongly agreed that “I felt pressured to enter this alcohol/drug treatment …

… have in entering treatment. Clients perceived internal sources of coercion as more coercive,
whereas the clinicians perceived external items as more coercive. Furthermore, clients' …

… to enter treatment. However, there are to our knowledge no validated TPB measures tailored
specifically to substance … nor employer coercion, as measured by the Perceived Coercion …

… Conversely, identified motivation was positively associated with self-referral and inversely
related to perceived coercion to enter treatment. Adjusting for client background factors and …