Kerry likes driving cars very fast. According to protection motivation theory, whether he decides to slow down depends on:

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According to protection motivation theory, an individual's decision to engage in a protective behavior, such as slowing down while driving, depends on their evaluation of the perceived risk (e.g., the risk of an accident) against their perceived ability to cope with or mitigate that risk (e.g., their capacity to tolerate driving at a slower speed).

Kerry Likes Driving Cars Very Fast