Controlling relationships vary from those that involve contingent regard and psychological control to those that are physically controlling and coercive.
The behaviorally oriented intervention produced significant reductions in coercive parenting and improvements in positive parenting.
From 1880 to 1916, the use of coercive powers by the president acquired a different dimension.
It further entails an analysis of how patient-centered medicine can work in different directions, some quite coercive.
A legal interpretation is a decision which mobilizes coercive forces to immediately solidify the interpretation into a social reality.
The word encouragement is correct because 1960s planning was ' indicative ' not coercive.
While the notions of voluntary and coercive policy transfer highlight extremes, the process of policy transfer is unlikely to be exclusively one or the other.
A coercive pattern as compared to a defended pattern did not significantly predict disruptive behavior in the regression analyses.
