What does DERS mean?
DERS means Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale?
Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale can be abbreviated as DERS
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What does DERS stand for? DERS stands for "Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale". |
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How to abbreviate "Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale"? "Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale" can be abbreviated as DERS. |
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What is the meaning of DERS abbreviation? The meaning of DERS abbreviation is "Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale". |
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What is DERS abbreviation? One of the definitions of DERS is "Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale". |
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What does DERS mean? DERS as abbreviation means "Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CERQ - Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire
- AER - Army in Europe Regulation
- APIR - Associate Professional in Insurance Regulation
- ERQ - Emotion Regulation Questionnaire
- SFSR - Scale for Failures in Self-Regulation
- BPS - Belief in the Paranormal Scale
- CREW - Centre for Research in Emotion Work
- DCCS - difficulty in child-care scale
- ERC - Emotion Regulation Checklist
- ERP - Emotion Regulation Profile
- ISRE - International Society for Research in Emotion
- ITS - In the Temperature Scale
- NMR - Negative Mood Regulation Scale
- PDAs - Participation in Daily Activities Scale
- SRS - Self Regulation Scale
- EROS - Emotion Regulation of Others and Self
- IIMS - Interest in Internal Medicine Scale
- bpcs - Belief in Personal Control Scale
- ers - Emotion Regulation Skills
- WDIS - Where Do I Sign? An acronym said to be from 1980s Wall Street (New York's financial centre) used by brokers when referring to investors who fail to scrutinize what/whom they are investing in. The WDIS effect is the major factor in any large-scale financia