How can a survey with 78 responses give us the full expression of document verification behaviors? To reach the peak of understanding, we need data that represent the entire picture, not a limited sample.
This creates an asymmetry between the conclusion and the evidential base, preventing us from having a complete view of travelers' expectations.
If we made important collective decisions based on so few responses, like for our collective agreements, the result would be far from optimal.
To know if 75% or 25% is the real figure, a much larger sample is needed to truly grasp the stress dynamics.
We can't settle for half-baked conclusions; we need to push for maximum precision.