Assertion: seat belt | /r/CapableOf | wear behaviour
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text: This again provides support for the argument that perceived risk of injury has little effect on seatbelt wearing behaviour.
text: Although increasing the perceived risks of not wearing a seatbelt may seem the natural choice for targeting inconsistent seatbelt users, an alternative strategy would be to provide “pauses for thought” – giving people a reason to think about their own seatbelt wearing behaviour.
text: The finding that risk of enforcement affects seatbelt wearing behaviour is also supported by Christmas et al (DfT, 2008).
text: Enhancing positive normative views of seatbelt wearing behaviour may have more impact on an individual’s seatbelt use than increasing their perception of the risk of injury.
text: Planning and coping strategies may help to embed seatbelt wearing behaviour and thereby form resilient seatbelt wearing habits.
text: Although an increase in perceived risk of injury or accident seems to have little direct impact on seatbelt wearing behaviour, individuals who reported always wearing their seatbelt also reported significantly higher perceived risk of legal penalty than those who do not always wear a seatbelt.