In cases where barriers to behaviour adoption are perceived to be high, recent work has identified individual risk perception of an IAS incursion, sense of self efficacy and the effectiveness of the behaviour designed to mitigate the IAS risk may be significant predictors of protective behaviours (Golebie et al. 2023 ).
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Engagement by New South Wales Marine Estate Users with and Evaluation of Communication Approaches to Strengthen Biosecurity Practices.
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