but it is unclear that there is more at work here than the fundamental, well-established principle that uptake of protective behaviours is moderated by perceived threat.
Yeah but isn't that basically all that people mean by that term anyway? I don't think most people suggest there would be much lockdown-breaking if there was a tangible risk of getting it and dying anytime you leave the house, but the reality is that as a more-or-less healthy, moderately young person, your personal risk is really not that incredibly high, so yeah, behaviours will be moderated by perceived threats.
Yeah but isn't that basically all that people mean by that term anyway? I don't think most people suggest there would be much lockdown-breaking if there was a tangible risk of getting it and dying anytime you leave the house, but the reality is that as a more-or-less healthy, moderately young person, your personal risk is really not that incredibly high, so yeah, behaviours will be moderated by perceived threats.