The Feeding Strategy Questionnaire, designed to evaluate strategies used by mothers to make their child taste rejected foods, resulted in four factors: Coercion, Explanation, Contingency and Preference.
Researchers also urge adults to be alert to signs that a relationship is too consuming, reduces other social contacts or incites jealousy and feelings of ownership or coercion -- risk factors for partner abuse that, Dr. Silverman said, do not necessarily appear early on.
We assessed the effectiveness of a provider-delivered intervention targeting reproductive coercion, an important factor in unintended pregnancy.
The origin of this social interest may be explained by theories of reciprocal altruism, mutual coercion, or by sociobiological factors.
Most previous studies among young people in Uganda have focused on sexual coercion and the associated factors [ 9, 11, 13, 19, 34, 35] and less on its negative reproductive health outcomes [ 9, 18].
A semi-structured questionnaire was used to measure: demographic characteristics, knowledge and use of contraceptives, sexual debut, partner characteristics, youth friendly service related factors, sexual coercion as well as experiences and circumstances surrounding first sex.
Since Nozick's essay, theorists have frequently treated the making of a conditional threat as an essential factor in coercion.
Yet it is difficult to find and describe the immoral factor in coercion that will then suffice to explain its wrongfulness when not rebutted, while avoiding the miscategorization of cases.
I do not say that only the young, the weak and the mentally disturbed are susceptible to coercion, but only that these factors have ordinarily been involved in coerced confession cases and have been consistently regarded by the Court as important circumstances in the determination as to whether a confession was voluntarily made.
