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Introduction to Social Psychology

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“Endogamy”• Endogamy means, “In-marriage” – and is when

an individual according to his/or her own social customs… (comment: this maybe more like community health, such as, a social mores or an actual religious ‘law’)….

• ….marries an another individual within his or her own cultural “Social group”*.

• *Note; a “Social group” may be a village, a tribe, a sect or cult, a geographic region, or a de facto ‘Civil identity’, etc.

Sociocultural Anthropology

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“Equallyoked”• Equallyoked, (is pronounced, Eek quel ee

yoak‘d) and is when a couple-who believe in, bonds with, and marries one other purposefully of the same (or nearly the same) ‘Civil identity’* thus are considered in a multi-cultural society, ‘equallyoked’.

• * ‘Civil identity’ is a Social Psychology term -describing a collective of features concerning an individual’s present ethnicity, political party membership, race and color, religious membership, disability/handicap, age group/ generation, sexual orientation and marital status.

Introduction to Social Psychology

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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“Civil identity”• Ethnicity: American of Soviet Union heritage.• Political Party: Libertarian Party• Race: Anglo-Semitic, Color: Medium complexion• Religion: Judeo-Christian• Disability: Learning disability• Gender: Male & Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual• Marital Status: Single-Yet to MarryCouples who share the same (or very similar) ‘civil

identities’ and, in beliefs, in bonding together, in marriage who are living in a multicultural society are considered ‘equallyoked’. Intro. to Soc. Psy.

An Example:

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“Equallyoked”• The term 'Equallyoked' (also, equally yoked)

an adverb:• “Equally” - means “alike”, in a “balanced”

manner, “the same” or to “the same” degree of, etc an adjective:

• “Yoked” - means (Latin jungere 'to join‘), something fastened around the neck to join together, burdened with.

in history:• Evolved from synonyms, with meanings, such as:

Equitably, Fairly, Justly• Sentence: “They were an ‘equally yoked’ couple of

from families of just ordinary means.”

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..a Social Phenomena..– A couple (usually a heterosexual dyadic) who

are of very similar or the same ‘Civil identity’– Any couples who are bonded together and who

are of the ‘same’ or ‘very similar’ Civil identities…

– A marital couple who marries-with their backgrounds related to their ‘Civil identities.’

Sociology 101:Social Phenomenology

Introduction to Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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Multi-cultural Statistics• Caucasians (European)

• Marrying amongst those who were from their own tribes, social culture, and nation.

• Negrozoids (Africa)• Marrying amongst the same in their own areas.

• South Americans (Indians)• Intermarrying within their own peoples.

• Oriental (Asians)• Couples’ mates were often chosen by their own

parents from own family lineage.

Sociology 101

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“Equallyoked”• The term 'Equallyoked' (also, equally yoked)

probable came about from the Bible – wherein Jews marrying Jews, Muslims marrying Muslims, Christians marrying Christians, etc, etc, etc.

• It is a phenomena that exists in all multicultural societies-peoples of the same de facto ‘Civil identity' marrying one another for reasons of self-esteem, religious beliefs, and preserving the integrity of their family identity-for abiding in social mores and therefore community health.

Word Origins/Philosophy

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Sociology 101

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Dyadic:Social Psychology• Equallyokedtarians are of interest to social

psychologists because they represent a dyadic group of the same ‘Civil identity.’

• Couples who primarily choose to bond and marry together ‘because’ they are the ‘same’ or ‘very similar’ Civil identities, among other reasons, may contribute to marital longevity-staying together for a lifetime as/if evidenced.

• The measured ‘self esteem’ of individuals of a marital couple who marries with backgrounds related to their own ‘Civil identities’ are worthy marital satisfaction studies as well.

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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Social Perspectives“Equallyokedtarians” are those people-who are

‘equallyoked’ yet having varying points of views* about marriage:

* Liberals: a couple marrying one another while sharing in vague beliefs, i.e., explained as the same ‘spirit’ or attitude about some issue.

* Moderates: marrying one another r/t ‘very similar’ civil identities-close enough for them.

* Conservatives: marriage between two people who share the same or fairly ‘equal’ ‘Civil identities’.

Introduction to Social Psychology

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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Coupling up….• Nonequallyoked

– Couples who do recognize equallyokedtarianism as a social mores and yet for their own ulterior motives still choose to violate social mores as an rash option.

• Unequallyoked– Couples who are naïve, thus inadvertently demonstrate

opposition to equallyokedtarianism-as a social mores.• Anti-equallyoked

– Couples who are a bit mentally/emotionally disturbed and are deliberately active against proper socialization, contrary to equallyokedtarianism and social mores,

Introduction to Social Psychology

…in a ‘hook up’ culture

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Why “Equallyoked”?• Motives - a couple who are ‘equallyoked’ may do

so for a variety of reasons-some of which include: – Beliefs about life, self-image, truth and God, death, etc. – Bonding for long term love, romance, and sex. – Marriage, family/children, and financial goals.

• Self esteem – individuals with a clear sense of self-marrying someone of a ‘like’ civil identity.

• Family identity – to maintain the integrity and the longevity of the extended family identity.

• Social mores – a preserved cultural standard in a multicultural society for the sake of community health.

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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“Equallyokedtarians”• Pronounciation: “Eek quel ee yoak‘d tar ee ins”. • Definition: - are any individuals who by

choice, i.e., purposefully choose to bond with and marry another of the same (or nearly the same) ‘Civil identity’*, within any culture are ‘Equallyokedtarians’-couples ‘equallyoked.’

• * Recall: a ‘Civil identity’ - describes a collective of features about a person’s present: ethnicity, political party membership, race and color, religious membership, disability/ handicap, age group/generation, proper sexual orientation, and marital status.

Introduction to Social Psychology

Any couples who are ‘equally yoked’

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..a Public Health Issue• As a Public Health Issue, Equallyokedtarianism as

a social mores – is a phenomena observed amongst the most conservative segments of a multi-cultural society.

• Marriage Family and Child Psychology addresses the Self-esteem of the individuals who are (or aren’t) equallyoked as an important issue in mental health/ emotional health/ and naturally, self-preservation, as well as of the integrity of their family identity.

• As a Civil Rights issue, justice of the peaces-as civil servants who perform marriage ceremonies attaching a signature may be held responsible as attesting to the competence (or incompetence) of the individuals present while performing marriages considering community (psychosocial) health matters.

Introduction to Public Health

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“Social Forces”• Equallyokedtarians are the most targeted social

groups for destruction by world tyrannical powers there is in global multi-culturalism.

• Degradation of people’s ‘self esteem’ comes from the of demise of family and destruction of individual “Civil identity” by the powers that be in order to attain and maintain governmental rule.

• The empowered liberal media, public education, and multicultural secularism perpetuates community ‘amalgamation’ for the sake of ‘cultural confusion’ - and in such, thereby ruining the identities of a country’s peoples.

Concepts in Social Psychology

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College StudiesSome Suggested* Schools:

SociologyOakwood University, Grinnell College, Occidental College, Shaw University, Gallaudet University, Central State University,

Social PsychologyKentucky State University, Livingstone College, Claremont McKenna College, Reed College, Swarthmore College, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania,

Civil Rights or Public HealthEast Texas Baptist University, Presbyterian College, Franklin College, Sewanee-University of the South, Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Barranquit, Benedict College,

Marriage Family and Child PsychologyHampshire College, Pomona College, Hiram College, Oregon Health & Science University, Wilmington College, Saint Augustine’s University,

*Advanced Studies: Equallyoketarianism

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“Equallyoked”1.) What is the origin of the term “equallyoked? How is it significantly related to Sociology? Social psychology? Marriage, Family, Child Psychology?2.) Where in the U.S. are there peoples who practice such social mores, i.e., peoples who are considered ‘equallyoked’? Where are these groups?3.) Have there been studies in Sociology pertaining to tribes, cults, de facto ‘Civil identities’ any where around the world? If so, what countries?

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