One effect of this discrepant attention is that it is sometimes difficult to determine what precise meaning earlier writers intended in their discussions of "coercion," as well as to decide whether "coercion" captures something different from or related to other frequently used terms, such as violence, compulsion, punishment, force, or interference.
I intended to head straight to the city, but as I pulled onto Highway 101 and headed north, I felt an overwhelming compulsion to visit my mother's grave.
In addition to his work on behalf of gay men and women, Weinberg wrote several books on psychology intended for the general reader, including The Action Approach: How Your Personality Developed and How You Can Change It (1969), Invisible Masters: Compulsions and the Fear That Drives Them (1993), and Why Men Won't Commit: Getting What You Both Want Without Playing Games (2002).
Although he initially intended to focus on his relationship with his wife Ella, touching on the war only briefly, he soon felt under a "compulsion" to write more about his war experiences.
Compulsion criteria includes performing behaviours like constant hand-washing or constant mental behaviours such as counting inaudibly, as well as trying to counteract obsessions with another mental act or behaviour that is intended to alleviate the anxiety.
720, 731-732 (1867) ("Where the party voluntarily pays the money, he is without remedy; but if he pays it by compulsion of law, or under protest, or with notice that he intends to bring suit to test the validity of the claim, he may recover it back...."....
If the play intends to explore either erotic sibling attraction or one woman's compulsion for being knocked around, it fails.
The second bite consists of gradually realizing that Ms. Trachinger doesn't intend to do much with this notion except establish that Eva feels a compulsion to go to "the beach" and also wonders if she will be able to head off the future she has already seen, in which she shoots her lover, Marcus Jason Olivee).
