Equallyokedtarianism - Pronunciation - Definition - Social History - Concepts - Perspectives and Q/A

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Equallyokedtarianism
name witheld Social Psychology September 11th,
2001

• Pronunciation
• Definition
• Concepts
• Perspectives
• Q/As

Introduction to Social Psychology
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Equallyoked
Also used is, equally yoked

• The term 'Equallyoked' (Archiac-equally yoked)
  probable came about from the Bible - Jews
  marrying Jews, Muslims marrying Muslims,
  Christians marrying Christians, etc.
• It is a phenomena that exists in all
  multicultural societies-peoples of the same
  'civil identity' marrying one another for reasons
  of good self-esteem, specific religious beliefs,
  and preserving the integrity of family
  identity-for community health.

Word Origin/Philosophy
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Equallyoked
(equally yoked)

• 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
• May have evolved from synonyms, with meanings,
  such as Equitably, Fairly, Justly
• Use in a sentence They were an equally yoked
  couple of from families of just ordinary means.

Word Meanings - Etymology
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Civil identity
An Example

• Ethnicity American of Northern European
  heritage.
• Political Party Registered Republican
• Race White/Anglo-Saxon
• Color Light-medium complexion
• Religion Conservative Christian
• Disability Vision impairment/wears contacts
• Gender Male / Sexual Orientation Heterosexual
• Marital Status Married/1st Marriage.
• Equallyokedtarianism are couples, sharing the
  same (or very similar) civil identities share
  in beliefs, share in bonding together, share in
  matrimony vows and are amongst a multicultural
  society within a general movement.

Social Psychology
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Equallyokedtarianism

• Pronounced, ltEek quel ee yoakd tar ee in z mgt.
• are any individuals of a general group movement
  who believe in, bonds with, and marries one
  another purposefully of the same (or nearly the
  same) civil identity.
• Recall Civil identity (Social Psychology) -
  describes a collective of features about an
  individuals present ethnicity, political party
  membership, race and color, religious membership,
  disability/handicap, age group/ generation and
  sexual orientation, and marital status.

Social Psychology
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Social Perspectives

• Equallyokedtarianism is a general movement of
  peoples who are equallyoked (equally yoked) and
  with diverse differing points of views
• Liberals a couple marrying one another while
  sharing in vague beliefs, i.e., explained as the
  same spirit or attitude about some issue.
• Moderates a couple marrying one another of very
  similar civil identities-close enough.
• Conservatives marriage between two people who
  share like (equal) civil identities.

Sociology 101

Social Psychology
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Coupling-Up.
in a get hooked-up culture.

• Nonequallyoked
• Couples who do recognize equallyokedtarianism as
  a valuable social mores and yet for their own
  negative ulterior motives still choose another
  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, equallyokedtarianism, and
  good social mores,

Introduction to Social Psychology
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Equallyokedtarianism?
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Why?

• Motives - couples who are equallyoked may do so
  for a variety of reasons-some of which include
• Beliefs about life, self-image, truth 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 - marries someone of a like Civil
  identity.
• Family identity to maintain the integrity and
  longevity of the extended family identity.
• Social mores a preserved standard in a
  multicultural society for the sake of community
  health and amongest a general movement of like
  minded peoples..

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology
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..as Social phenomenology

• 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
  within a general movement of like-minded peoples.
  
• A marital couple who marries-with their
  backgrounds related to their civil identities.

Sociology 101- Social Phenomenlogy
Introduction to Marriage, Family, and Child
Psychology
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Q/A
Your name Social Psychology September 11th, 2001

• 1.) Why is Equallyokedtarianism- a class who
  are more so discriminated against in a declared
  multiculturally developed country?
• 2.) Does Equallyokedtarianism deserve new
  protection laws such as sex perverts have?
• 3.) Has Equallyokedtarianism been properly
  studied in sociology? What about in social
  psychology? Community health? Politics?

Assignment Choose ONE Q/Answer - within ONE
Page, Double spaced, Typed. 35 Points, Due
Next Class.
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