… mental health and/or substance misuse issues an alternative to … validated instruments that
specifically measure perceptions … measure perceived coercion to enter treatment for substance …

… substance abuse. External motivation is generally defined as perceived outside pressures
or coercion to change, or to enter and/or remain in treatment. The sources of coercion are …

… be perceived by clients as coercive. Assertive Community … Once clients entered the program
decisions regarding their … substance abuse problems, this is clearly a critical component of …

… health and substance use disorders in coercive treatments; … are still largely in the
developmental stage (Broner, Nguyen, Swern, … of perceived coercion that those who indicated …

… alliance, living alone, substance use, cognitive dysfunction, and negative symptoms. …
However, we also measured perceived coercion during admission, and patients’ experiences of …

… not voluntarily seek help and enter a relationship motivated to … measure was reserved for
use as a validation instrument. … in psychiatric or substance abuse treatment as a condition of …

… relations between perceived parenting and adolescents' substance use and externalizing …
full reciprocal relations between adolescent substance use and levels of parental support and …

… Treatment (CEST) is a 144-item self-rating instrument that includes 16 scales measuring
patient functioning and treatment perceptions. … (including reliability and construct validity) of the …

… family from entering treatment. Thus, while the presenting symptom may be drug abuse, the
initial … For example, an aggressive 6-year old child might be in a coercive relation with her/his …

… to substance abuse treatment are perceived as coercive and … perceptions of motivation,
readiness, and external coercive … of clients who enter treatment under criminal legal coercion, …