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… for addiction treatment, and even if they are, access to such … involvement in assessing and
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… A fourth factor, “Choice,” contains 6 items measuring perceptions of the extent to which service
users have access to their treatment records, staff refrain from using coercive measures to …

… with extreme physical violence (perpetrator’s access to a gun and weapon use; threats to
kill… , and the perpetrator’s mental health and substance abuse issues—are prevalent in a …

… Some individual variables, such as being categorized as non-compliant, being the first time
in seclusion, more episodes of seclusion, and substance abuse … Share access to this article …

… course for 745 people entering heroin treatment … coerced into treatment. Many participants
attended more than one music therapy session during their treatment; however, only the first …

… health, substance abuse, and coercive relationships such as … access to community resources,
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… For each regression, sixth- and seventh-grade substance use were entered first, followed
by the intervention condition (0 = control, 1 = intervention). Inspection of Table 3 reveals, after …