The 78 responses from a Google Forms survey represent only a minimal fraction of the full expression of travel habits, making fixed percentages like 75% and 25% rather anecdotal.
To truly understand the verification of identity documents, thousands of people would need to be surveyed, covering a much broader demographic and geographic spectrum to reach the peak of relevance.
For example, relying on 78 responses for an entire country like the Netherlands is like judging Amsterdam's traffic by observing a single bicycle.
Without a maximum scale, these figures cannot justify the deduction that the remaining quarter increases its anxiety by last-minute planning, as the sample is too small for such a generalization.