What does BIQC mean?
BIQC means Body Image Questionnaire for Children
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Body Image Questionnaire for Children?
Body Image Questionnaire for Children can be abbreviated as BIQC
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What does BIQC stand for? BIQC stands for "Body Image Questionnaire for Children". |
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How to abbreviate "Body Image Questionnaire for Children"? "Body Image Questionnaire for Children" can be abbreviated as BIQC. |
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What is the meaning of BIQC abbreviation? The meaning of BIQC abbreviation is "Body Image Questionnaire for Children". |
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What is BIQC abbreviation? One of the definitions of BIQC is "Body Image Questionnaire for Children". |
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What does BIQC mean? BIQC as abbreviation means "Body Image Questionnaire for Children". |
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What is shorthand of Body Image Questionnaire for Children? The most common shorthand of "Body Image Questionnaire for Children" is BIQC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BIATQ - Body Image Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire
- BIPAS-C - Body Image Perception and Attitude Scale for Children
- BIA-O - Body Image Assessment for Obesity
- BIA-P - Body Image Assessment Procedure for Preadolescents
- PSWQ-C - Penn State Worry Questionnaire for Children
- BDQ - Body Dissatisfaction Questionnaire
- BIQ - Body-Image Ideals Questionnaire
- BIAQ - Body Image Avoidance Questionnaire
- BPQ - Body Perception Questionnaire
- BSQ - Body Shape Questionnaire
- CLC - Children's Literature for Children
- QuICCC - Questionnaire for Identifying Children with Chronic Conditions
- RQC - Report Questionnaire for Children
- BCTC - Body Coordination Test for Children
- BIQ - Body Image Questionnaire
- CBIS - Children's Body Image Scale
- HUTQ-C - Harvard-Uppsala Trauma Questionnaire for Children
- SIQYA - Self-Image Questionnaire for Young Adolescents
- sqc - Schema Questionnaire for Children
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