A telling conversation on @SkyNews earlier.
'How long will people stick to COVID rules' they ask?
"You keep on asking that, as if the public are the weak link" I reply "when the evidence suggests that, to the contrary, the public have been strong but let down by weak Government"

The interviewer persists
"but will people keep complying".
I say "I wish we could stop putting all the focus on the minority who are non-adherent. It's like on trying to stem a trickle in the dam, while ignoring the flood coming through the breach - weak rules - next to it.

Still, the interviewer won't let go: "'But why do people go to house parties"
"Well in part", I say, "if the media insist on telling us that everybody else is at the party (and so set a norm of violation) we will start to ask, why shouldn't we"

And so we end. Then the interviewer introduces the next item: "well, despite what Stephen Reicher says, the police issued fines to 300 people at a party yesterday..."
She (and not just she, this is emblematic of scores of interviews) just doesn't get it.

You focus disproportionately on the exception, you run the risk of turning the exception into the rule.