Sentence examples for experiences of coercive from inspiring English sources

It was quite a big thing to talk about my family life and my experiences of coercive control, misogyny at work and the NHS, but I was humbled by the way readers responded, particularly to my piece about coercive control, which was shared 22,000 times.

Here we wish to highlight the role of place context in predicting experiences of coercive sex.

The material also included accounts of positive experiences of coercive treatment and descriptions of situations where coercion seemed inevitable.

None of the studies included international comparisons of patients' experiences of coercive methods, although there are indeed studies on how much and what kind of coercive methods are used internationally [ 61].

Although coercive sex is experienced by both genders, gender differences exist in young women׳s experiences of coercive sex and those of young men (Sikweyiya and Jewkes, 2009), supporting the idea of considering gender differences in the analysis of risk factors and prevention strategies.

The quality of the treatment relationship and the patient's ability to influence treatment decisions seem to be factors that influence the experience of coercive practices [ 28, 38, 60].

Treatments were discontinued mostly for drug craving (n = 13; 18%), problems with the setting such as sharing the ward with 'mad' people and not liking psychiatry in general (n = 7; 10%), dismissal for conduct problems (n = 7; 10%), and the experience of coercive measures (n = 6; 8%).

12 They also experience higher rates of coercive sexual encounters and sex trade involvement as a means of coping with poverty and homelessness.

Those participating had all experienced some form of coercive intervention such as control and restraint, rapid tranquillisation and/or seclusion (according to the ward manager on their inpatient ward).

But at the same time we should not consider all urban "order" as positive, compared with negative disorder; there are experiences of oppressive and coercive urban order.

The semi-structured interviews explored in detail, service users' experiences of detention and of coercive interventions.