Are The Public Ready To Embrace New Freedoms?
The Guardian|January 21, 2022
All plan B measures in England will be lifted next week, meaning an end to compulsory mask-wearing in shops, vaccine certificates for entering venues, and guidance to work from home.
Hannah Devlin
Are The Public Ready To Embrace New Freedoms?

But are the public ready to embrace these freedoms just weeks after Covid cases in the UK hit a record high and with daily deaths higher now than when the measures were introduced?

Some are likely to feel more than ready to cast aside restrictions that have been financially and personally cumbersome, while others may fear things are moving too quickly. Regardless of the range of attitudes, changing the rules will shift behaviour.

“The research has shown that rules have been the dominant feature in driving behaviour,” said Prof Robert West, a behavioural scientist at University College London . “When you take the rules away, it won’t happen immediately, but what we’ve seen previously is a gradual erosion of protective behaviours even when attitudes are not changing that much.”

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