Who pays the price if we rely on such thin figures to understand people's behavior? For the small event organizer or the average traveler, relying on a survey of 78 people to anticipate document issues risks missing the real difficulties. This distribution of information does not always reflect the reality of the most vulnerable.
For example, if the survey does not include enough people from disadvantaged backgrounds, it will not capture why some end up in the last 25% due to lack of access or knowledge, not mere negligence.
It is crucial to consider who bears the burden of these hypotheses based on limited data.