What does BES mean?
BES means Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)?
Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being) can be abbreviated as BES
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What does BES stand for? BES stands for "Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)". |
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How to abbreviate "Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)"? "Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)" can be abbreviated as BES. |
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What is the meaning of BES abbreviation? The meaning of BES abbreviation is "Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)". |
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What is BES abbreviation? One of the definitions of BES is "Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)". |
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What does BES mean? BES as abbreviation means "Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)". |
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What is shorthand of Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)? The most common shorthand of "Bem Estar Subjetivo (Portuguese: Subjective Well-Being)" is BES. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- WBMMS - Well-Being Manifestations Measure Scale
- SWB - Subjective Well-Being
- SUBI - Subjective Well-Being Inventory
- WBLO - Well-Being Liaison Office
- WBAC - Well Being Advisory Council
- WBAP - Well Being Action Plan
- WBA - Well Being Australia
- WBAC - Well Being Action Council
- WBI - Well Being Index
- WBI - Well Being Institute
- WBCF - Well Being Contribution Factor
- WBCI - Well Being Composite Index
- WBMS - Well Being Management System
- WBP - Well Being Program
- WBQ - Well Being Questionnaire
- WBSR - Well Being Status Report
- WEBIC - well-being of intensive care nurses
- WISP - Well-being Index for Surgical Patients
- swn - Subjective Well-being Under Neuroleptics
- waves - Well-being Among Veterans Enhancement Study