What does COSCS mean?
COSCS means Community Organization Sense of Community Scale
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Community Organization Sense of Community Scale?
Community Organization Sense of Community Scale can be abbreviated as COSCS
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What does COSCS stand for? COSCS stands for "Community Organization Sense of Community Scale". |
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How to abbreviate "Community Organization Sense of Community Scale"? "Community Organization Sense of Community Scale" can be abbreviated as COSCS. |
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What is the meaning of COSCS abbreviation? The meaning of COSCS abbreviation is "Community Organization Sense of Community Scale". |
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What is COSCS abbreviation? One of the definitions of COSCS is "Community Organization Sense of Community Scale". |
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What does COSCS mean? COSCS as abbreviation means "Community Organization Sense of Community Scale". |
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What is shorthand of Community Organization Sense of Community Scale? The most common shorthand of "Community Organization Sense of Community Scale" is COSCS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SOP - Sense of Place
- SOH - Sense Of Humor
- SOHF - Sense of Humour Failure
- SOHB - Sense of Humour Bypass
- SOID - Sense of Impending Doom
- SOBI - Sense of Belonging Instrument
- SOC - Sense of Coherence
- MSHS - Multidimensional Sense of Humor Scale
- OTSES - Ohio Teacher Sense of Efficacy Scale
- SCCI - Sense of Classroom Community Index
- SCI - Sense of Community Index
- SHS - Sense of Humor Scale
- SOC - Sense of Coherence Scale
- SOCC - Sense of Community Committee
- SOCM - Sense of the Community Memorandum
- SSS - Sense of Support Scale
- TSES - Teacher Sense of Efficacy Scale
- socs - Sense of Coherence Scale
- sovc - Sense of Virtual Community
- SUCCESS - Sense of direction, Understanding, Courage, Charity, Esteem, Self-confidence, Self-acceptance. Wonderful acronym devised by American plastic surgeon, writer, and advocate of cybernetics, Maxwell Maltz (1899-1975), who asserted that these listed qualities