… In Rockville, MD: Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health …
Thus, the major portion of the influence appears to go from coercion to perceived devaluation–…

… Federal prison residential drug treatment reduces substance use and arrests … of legal
involvement on substance abusers in a residential treatment setting. … Share access to this article …

… remarkably low for patients with SUD that were entering treatment, and on average, they were
… of coercion. The role of the social services in use of coercion against substance addicts]. …

… Offenders entered treatment on several different levels of coercion. Perceived coercion …
believed how much choice they had in entering a treatment program (Prendergast, Greenwell, …

… for measuring psychiatric patients' perceptions of coercion … We measure patients'
perceptions of coercion by asking … to questions about their perceptions of coercion were highly …

… due to the effects of substances. This dissertation describes the development and validation
process used to create a psychometric instrument that measures capacity to consent for …

… In the US Department of State’s definition, the terms force, fraud, and coercion must be …
to provide feedback regarding the instrument and will have access to a detailed answer key. …

… Studies indicate that compared with other drug abusers, the primary alcohol abusers who
enter TCs are generally older, more socially dysfunctional, fatigued with their …

… substance use disorder), and having received chemical restraint proved to be associated to
the change in perceived coercion … was to investigate what coercive measures occurred at the …

… In our sample, patients with high levels of perceived coercion reported low satisfaction
with treatment and process of care. Improving patients’ satisfaction with received treatments …