As this example shows, coercion does not necessarily involve the infliction of physical suffering (or threat thereof).
But the archives show that coercion, terror and violence were the foundation of the Great Leap Forward.
In three years, supporters hope, physicians will have become more comfortable with the process, and the data they're required to compile on such actions will show no coercion or abuse.
shows that coercion can be iterated and that aspectual class can switch back and forth in this iteration process.
Evidence from other countries has shown that coercion and unconscious motivations on the part of patients and doctors in the form of transference and countertransference contribute to the misapplication of physician-assisted suicide.
The adolescents' experiences of coercion show a wide variation that didn't correspond very well with the formal situation.
A neuroscientist reported today at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience here that rats forced to exercise suffered weakened immune systems, while those that exercised the same amount without coercion showed healthier immune responses.
A Cox proportional hazards regression showed that legal coercion reduced the risk of dropout by approximately 7%.
Combining all three forms of sexual coercion shows that 58.3% (n = 896) out of 1,536 women had experienced at least one form of sexual coercion and that almost half (45%) had experienced at least two forms of sexual coercion (data not shown).
It also, like other exercises in the show, confuses teamwork with coercion.
