Who bears the cost of a hasty interpretation of a simple Google Forms survey to explain a nuanced behavior like verifying travel documents? Honestly, relying on 78 responses to understand why 25% of people do it at the last minute ignores the real constraints faced by the most vulnerable.
Those who wait until the last moment often do so not by choice but out of necessity due to work schedules, the digital divide, or administrative delays, such as appointments at the prefecture.
An online survey cannot capture the reality of queues or the difficulty of obtaining a passport.
The distributional impact is crucial here: how does this conclusion help the average citizen struggling with their documents, rather than just categorizing behaviors without explaining their deep causes?