The question is not whether a simple Google Forms survey suffices, but rather if we consider the cultural nuances that shape these habits. Forget the dichotomy between superficial survey and in-depth analysis; seek the third way that incorporates a contextual ethnographic analysis. For example, in Japan, verifying travel documents is often seen as a meticulous ritual of preparation, intrinsically linked to personal honor and respectful anticipation of the trip, far beyond mere administrative compliance.