Adequate is not enough; relying solely on survey results to explain identity document verification is a mistake because it masks underlying motivations.
A simple survey, even with 78 responses, only captures a superficial intention, it does not reveal practical constraints or external pressures that truly push people to act.
To achieve maximum understanding, we need to go beyond the “what” and explore the deep “why,” for example by examining administrative delays or real risks of missing a flight.
It is not just a personal preference, but often an urgent necessity dictated by local realities.
In Tunisia, for example, the Hajj season or periods of high summer traffic force citizens to anticipate to avoid bottlenecks and delays, which is not just a habit but a survival strategy.