Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

roll-out survey

French translation:

enquête pilote

Added to glossary by Thomas Rebotier
Oct 15, 2010 06:07
13 yrs ago
English term

roll-out survey

English to French Social Sciences Mathematics & Statistics
An initial roll-out survey taking the form detailed below will be administered to a small number of respondents. All respondents and interviewers taking part in the initial roll-out survey will be queried regarding clarity of instructions, difficulty of completing TTOs, and respondent burden (how long it took to complete the survey, the difficulty of the survey, if the survey was frustrating, or if the respondent wanted to terminate the survey prematurely). The time required to complete each TTO scenario will also be recorded during the initial roll-out of the survey. If the debriefing process yields information indicating that instructions are not clear or respondent burden is high, the survey will be modified appropriately and submitted to WIRB for final approval before being fielded.
Proposed translations (French)
4 +2 enquête pilote
4 sondage sur le déploiement
Change log

Oct 20, 2010 17:45: Thomas Rebotier Created KOG entry

Discussion

GILLES MEUNIER Oct 15, 2010:
initial roll-out of the survey (dans ton texte) Je pense que c'est le lancement initial de l'enquête. A partir de là, ça me semble maladroit de dire enquête sur le lancement ou le déploiement (de quoi) ?. Ceci doit être un terme spécifique aux stats...

Proposed translations

+2
4 hrs
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enquête pilote

Je suis de l'avis de Gilles et propose cette formulation. Comme il y a des entrevues notamment je préfère "enquête" à "questionnaire". L'usage du mot pilote dans ce contexte est un peu un anglicisme mais définitivement passé dans les moeurs scientifiques actuelles...
Peer comment(s):

agree GILLES MEUNIER : ça tient la route...
7 mins
agree SJLD : en effet
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "merci"
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sondage sur le déploiement

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