SOCS

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Acronym	Definition
SOCS	Suppressor Of Cytokine Signaling (cell biology)
SOCS	Schools' Online Curriculum Services (Department of Education and Training, Western Australia)
SOCS	Society of Off-Campus Students
SOCS	Standard Object Colour Spectra (database for colour reproduction evaluation)
SOCS	Science of Computing Suite
SOCS	Standard Occupational Classification System
SOCS	Silifi of Crimson Stars (Asheron's Call)
SOCS	Second Order Cyclic Statistics
SOCS	Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Solution (Stout Causey Consulting)
SOCS	School Of Corresponding Studies
SOCS	Service Order Completion System (Telecommunications)
SOCS	Some One Cares (Maryland community organization)
SOCS	SAC Operational Communications System
SOCS	Senior Chief Sonarman (Naval Rating)
SOCS	Study of Outcome of Childhood Stroke (UK clinical study)
SOCS	Situation, Options, Consequences, Solutions
SOCS	Small Order Consolidation Systems

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The 29-item SOCS measures sense of coherence in the areas of comprehensibility, manageability, and meaningfulness. The relationship between sense of coherence and career thoughts. ... by Strauser, David R. / Career Development Quarterly More results

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