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Table J: Perceived Behavioural Control, alternative measure: comparison of baseline and follow-up surveys

Baseline - 2 nd Survey

Baseline - 3 rd Survey

Baseline - 4 th Survey

Base: All matching between baseline and follow-up surveys
(1= Disagree strongly, 7= Agree strongly)

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

I would find it frustrating to stick to 30 mph


3.47
3.53


2.22
2.04


t= -0.542, df=386
ns


3.50
3.61


2.22
2.00


t=-0.938, df=366
ns


3.49
3.56


2.19
1.95


t=-0.452, df=285
ns

I would find it easy to stick to 30 mph


4.74
4.65


1.99
1.95


t= 0.902, df=387
ns


4.74
4.51


1.99
1.88


t=2.081, df=366
p<0.05


4.71
4.51


1.96
1.89


t=1.629, df=285
ns

Table K: Personal norm, habit and identity: comparison of baseline and follow-up surveys

Baseline - 2 nd Survey

Baseline - 3 rd Survey

Baseline - 4 th Survey

Base: All matching between baseline and follow-up surveys

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Personal norm (It would be wrong to / I would feel bad about driving at 30mph in this situation)
(1=Disagree strongly, 7=Agree strongly)

5.44
5.52

1.43
1.40

t=-1.015, df=387
ns

5.42
5.43

1.45
1.37

t=-0.194, df=366
ns

5.46
5.37

1.43
1.40

t=0.874, df=286
ns

Habit (In this situation I would drive faster than 30mph out of habit)
(1=Agree strongly, 7=Disagree strongly)

3.40
3.24

2.16
1.91

t=1.563, df=384
ns

3.41
3.37

2.17
1.92

t=0.318, df=364
ns

3.36
3.22

2.13
1.87

t=1.127, df=283
ns

Identity (I like to think of myself as someone who would drive faster than 30mph in this situation)
(1=Agree strongly, 7=Disagree strongly)

2.32
2.30

1.63
1.51

t=0.200, df=386
ns

2.34
2.40

1.61
1.50

t=-0.597, df=364
ns

2.28
2.28

1.58
1.40

t=0.066, df=285
ns

Table L: Affective beliefs: comparison of baseline and follow-up surveys

Baseline - 2 nd Survey

Baseline - 3 rd Survey

Baseline - 4 th Survey

Base: All matching between baseline and follow-up surveys
(+7 Very likely - +1 Very unlikely)

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences


Negative affective beliefs

(i) If I drove down this road at 40mph I would feel that I was driving foolishly

4.14
4.28

2.02
1.88

t=-1.374, df=386
ns

4.16
4.42

2.03
1.79

t=-2.429, df=366
p<0.05

4.24
4.55

2.04
1.80

t=-2.502, df=285
p<0.05

(ii) Driving down this road at 40mph would make me feel that I was inconsiderate as a driver

4.07
4.18

1.97
1.85

t=-1.035, df=384
ns

3.94
4.24

1.95
1.75

t=-2.844, df=361
p<0.01

4.08
4.43

1.94
1.75

t=-2.839, df=283
p<0.01

(iii) Driving down this road at 40mph would make me feel that I might lose control of the vehicle


Positive affective beliefs

3.29
3.43

2.00
1.92

t=-1.433, df=386
ns

3.27
3.35

2.03
1.82

t=-0.789, df=366
ns

3.37
3.49

2.02
1.85

t=-0.907, df=286
ns

(iv) If I drove down this road at 40mph I would feel confident that I could handle that speed

5.10
4.81

1.64
1.64

t=3.431, df=386
p<0.01

5.11
4.97

1.64
1.49

t=1.583, df=366
ns

5.10
4.79

1.63
1.59

t=3.123, df=285
p<0.01

(v) If I drove down this road at 40mph I would feel confident that I had good enough reactions to drive at that speed

4.82
4.64

1.74
1.66

t=2.118, df=386
p<0.05

4.93
4.66

1.73
1.60

t=3.096, df=365
p<0.01

4.86
4.54

1.71
1.61

t=3.134,df=284
p<0.01

(vi) Driving down this road at 40mph would give me a feeling of pleasure

2.15
2.15

1.44
1.34

t=-0.033, df=383
ns

2.13
2.25

1.46
1.35

t=-1.355, df=361
ns

2.11
2.22

1.46
1.30

t=-1.139, df=284
ns

Table M: Outcome evaluations (affective beliefs): comparison of baseline and follow-up surveys

Baseline - 2 nd Survey

Baseline - 3 rd Survey

Baseline - 4 th Survey

Base: All matching between baseline and follow-up surveys
NABs (+1 Extremely desirable - +7 Extremely undesirable)
PABs (+7 Extremely desirable - +1 Extremely undesirable)

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences


Negative affective beliefs

(i) Feeling that you are driving foolishly

6.53
6.58

0.92
0.77

t=-0.884, df=383
ns

6.50
6.44

0.95
0.95

t=0.932, df=361
ns

6.50
6.49

0.98
0.87

t=0.142, df=281
ns

(ii) Feeling that you are inconsiderate as a driver

6.14
6.13

1.22
1.08

t=0.067, df=384
ns

6.07
6.03

1.25
1.22

t=0.526, df=364
ns

6.07
6.16

1.29
1.09

t=-0.927, df=285
ns

(iii) Feeling that you might lose control of the vehicle


Positive affective beliefs

6.58
6.63

0.92
0.79

t=-0.862, df=386
ns

6.56
6.54

0.93
0.89

t=0.351, df=365
ns

6.54
6.67

0.94
0.78

t=-1.845, df=285
ns

(iv) Feeling confident that you can handle the speed you are driving at

6.22
6.11

1.06
1.05

t=1.735, df=386
ns

6.08
6.09

1.33
1.16

t=1.682, df=365
ns

6.18
6.12

1.11
1.10

t=0.820, df=285
ns

(v) Feeling confident that you have good enough reactions for the speed you are driving at

6.10
6.12

1.30
1.19

t=-0.179, df=386
ns

6.22
6.11

1.08
1.10

t=-0.132, df=363
ns

6.09
6.01

1.28
1.28

t=0.926, df=284
ns

(vi) Getting a feeling of pleasure from driving

4.64
4.74

1.75
1.75

t=-0.927, df=386
ns

4.58
4.60

1.79
1.77

t=-0.225, df=365
ns

4.51
4.63

1.80
1.68

t=-0.939, df=285
ns

Table N: Negative affective beliefs and positive affective beliefs: comparison of baseline and follow-up surveys

Baseline - 2 nd Survey

Baseline - 3 rd Survey

Baseline - 4 th Survey

Base: All matching between baseline and follow-up surveys

NABs (+1 Extremely desirable - +7 Extremely undesirable)
PABs (+7 Extremely desirable - +1 Extremely undesirable)

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences

Mean

Std Devn

Paired Differences


Negative affective beliefs

(i) Feeling that you are driving foolishly

27.24
28.23

14.19
13.32

t=-1.348, df=382, ns

27.12
28.49

14.18
13.02

t=-1.807, df=361, ns

27.69
29.73

14.48
12.97

t=-2.264, df=280
p<0.05

(ii) Feeling that you are inconsiderate as a driver

25.01
25.67

13.62
13.05

t=-0.917, df=381,
ns

23.87
25.88

13.30
12.73

t=-2.667, df=359, p<0.01

24.85
27.69

13.56
12.88

t=-3.285, df=282
p<0.01

(iii) Feeling that you might lose control of the vehicle


21.41
22.74

13.56
13.25

t=-1.867, df=385, ns

21.21
21.89

13.71
12.49

t=-0.898, df=365, ns

21.84
23.43

13.70
12.98

t=-1.776, df=285
ns


Composite Negative Affective Belief


73.45
76.44


32.17
31.84


t=-1.971, df=378, p<0.05


71.98
75.93


32.60
30.50


t=-2.415, df=355, p<0.05

74.35
80.47

32.31
31.90

t=-3.118, df=278
p<0.01


Positive affective beliefs

(iv) Feeling confident that you can handle the speed you are driving at

31.86
29.48

12.32
12.06

t=3.693, df=385, p<0.001

31.98
30.61

12.39
11.43

t=2.069, df=365, p<0.05

31.71
29.42

12.44
11.38

t=3.123, df=284
p<0.01

(v) Feeling confident that you have good enough reactions for the speed you are driving at

29.40
28.61

12.77
12.47

t=1.221, df=385, ns

30.10
28.71

12.89
11.78

t=2.035, df=362, p<0.05

29.62
27.25

12.72
11.47

t=2.947, df=282
p<0.01

(vi) Getting a feeling of pleasure from driving

10.37
10.32

8.67
7.80

t=0.115, df=382, ns

10.09
10.66

8.61
8.27

t=-1.098, df=360, ns

9.94
10.21

8.81
7.27

t=-0.483, df=283
ns


Composite Positive Affective Belief


71.53
68.26


26.43
25.59


t=2.491, df=382, p<0.05


72.05
70.18


26.59
24.65


t=1.346, df=357, ns

71.04
67.00

26.46
23.52

t=2.685, df=280
p<0.01

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