Would you cater for the people that may not have acess to the internet or would this not affect your research?

Question: Would you cater for the people that may not have acess to the internet or would this not affect your research?
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  internet,
  people,
  research
Asked by anon-184204 to Nathan on 5 Nov 2018.
- Nathan Hook answered on 5 Nov 2018:
  
  In a conventional experiment, you get people into a lab to do the experiment. Naturally this limits who can take part and the number of people. Often researchers end up using psychology students to take part in their experiments for this reason, which has it’s own issues.
  
  Well done for pointing out this is an issue, for excluding people who choose not to use the internet. It is unfortunate, but it’s practical given my resources to overcome it. It also excludes people who can’t read English, for example.

Question: Would you cater for the people that may not have acess to the internet or would this not affect your research?