In other words, rather than externally evaluating where someone is on the choice, circumstance, and coercion spectrum, it's important to begin by asking them where they see themselves.
While we would expect this research to alter the standards for evaluating children's confessions, the law continues to set a high bar for the suppression of these confessions, requiring evidence of extreme duress, coercion, or physically or psychologically abusive interrogation techniques before throwing out statements that otherwise, conveniently wrap up a case.
With the closed question "could you have said no", which has generally been used in most empirical research endeavors to evaluate the quality of informed consent, coercion was overestimated at 77 %.
The overall analytic goal was to evaluate the association between health-risk behaviors and sexual coercion.
This study evaluates a family planning clinic-based IPV and reproductive coercion (RC) intervention developed by a team of researchers, victim service advocates, and reproductive health practitioners [ 61].
Asked how the tribunal would evaluate evidence or testimony that might have been obtained by coercion or under questionable circumstances, Mr. Altenburg said that was an issue still to be decided.
In addition, specific measures of outcome – the Violence Risk Scale (VRS); measures of cognitive and emotional functioning; perceived coercion and measures of satisfaction will be used to evaluate the effectiveness of the programs.
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.
In such a situation, participants would be able to evaluate each other's assertions solely on the basis of reason and evidence in an atmosphere completely free of any nonrational "coercive" influences, including both physical and psychological coercion.
