Self-Concept: Civil Identity - Introduction to Social Psychology

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Self-Concept

• and
• Social Mores

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Self-Concept

• The Self-Concept is the integrated sum total of
  the all PoVs (Points of Views) the Therapist,
  and the IP (Identified Patient), and the
  supporting SoP (Significant other Persons) report
  of

• IP (Identified Patient) -
• Question Just how do I see my self?

• SOP (Significant other Person) (or
  Persons/People) -
• Question How does the patient see him/her self
  from the SoPs point of view?

The integrated sum total of all POVs

• Therapist -
• Question How do I see how the IP sees
  him/her self from where I am looking at the IP?

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology
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Civil identity

• Civil Identity is the array of collective
  features of an individual that minimally
  includes
• Ethnicity
• Political Party
• Race
• Color
• Disability

• Religion
• Gender
• Sexual Orientation
• Marital Status
• Etc.

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Social Identity

• A persons sense of belongingness to a collective
  of important identified social categories/groups
  such as
• Citizenship a Nation Residency Location of
  home
• Property OWNERship or co-Ownership in Real
  estate
• e.g., homes, vacation homes, office buildings,
  land, and may include motor homes, RVs, cars,
  boats, planes, etc.
• Profession a trade, vocation, skill, craft
  boards or unions, etc
• Education Credentials, degrees, diplomas,
  certifications, documentation of schools
  successfully attended.
• Religious Title Status in religious (or
  political) organizations.
• Socio-economic class Amount of money in bank, in
  stocks and bonds investments, in bank notes and
  certificates.

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Self-Concept All POVs (Points of Views)
Point-of-View of the IP How he/she sees
himself/herself
An equallyokedtarian?
Yes/No
Point-of-View of the Therapist, AND, how the IP
AND SoP sees the IP all together
Point-of-View of the IPs SoP i.e., how the SoP
sees the IP
An equallyokedtarian?
Yes/No
An equallyokedtarian?
Yes/No
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Social Mores

• Violation of social mores (unequallyoked
  couples significating their presence) in public
  places are violators of cultural/multicultural
  well established social mores and therefore
  can be regarded as a common law.
• Innocent, naïve, and gullible individuals who are
  tricked, duped, scammed and/or hussled into
  unequallyoked relationships-for what ever reason
  (sex, human slavery, or money) are violators of
  social mores.
• Rescue of the unequallyoked (violators of
  social mores) by posse teams or/as standbyers
  should be well rewarded by directed deposit
  into each individual standbyers bank account

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Psychiatric Sociology

• Thoughts and Thinking disorder /disunion-
• Cyclic-etiologic Factors
• Biologic Causes Air pollutants Water
  contaminants Food toxins and poisons
• Psychologic Causes Mental/Factual Lies Moral
  Perversions Emotional Abuse
• Social/Cultural Causes Unequallyoked
  relationships

PSYCHO Disordered Thoughts and Thinking
BIO Brain Toxins/ Chemistry
SOCIOCULTURAL Unequallyoked
The Biopsychosociocultural Medical Model/
Lifestyle and Epigenetics
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Equallyoked vs. Unequally Yoked
Competitive capitalism competing financially for
a mate/ i.e., a marriage partner.
Middle-Point
An individual with/or without a clear
understanding of his/or her.own civil identity
has to be -- ---a little bit of a capitalist, a
little bit of a socialist, and a little bit of a
communist--- ---to make an impression on a
mate/marital partner
Community humanitarianism love for native
animals, ecology, pets, livestock, to demonstrate
kindness.
Humoring socially entertaining with humor,
comical jokes, comedianship for making laughter.
drugs
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Biopsychosociocultural factors
Irradiation
Noise
Hot heated temperatures
Smoke and fumes
Air pollution
Lies
Unequallyoked individuals
Toxic substances
Food impurities
Water contamination
Poisonous chemicals
Congenital DNA defects
Catastrophe
Icy cold temperatures
Sewage
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Duty

• Evil
• The devils goal is to confuse (with drugs) and
  manipulate into mismatched and unequally
  yoked intimacy for sex.
• Good
• A believer in Gods duty is to serve God.
• Serving God actually means to serve God within
  by being in an equallyoked interpersonal
  relationship for the right kind of sex, true
  morality, and naturally good enjoyment.
• A believers mission is to serve God as an
  equallyokedtarian - Judism, Islamism,
  Christiandom, Buddhism, Hinduism

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Hue Cry!

• Standbyers who witness unequally yoked
  individuals out in the community - whether its
  about drugs, big base-loud music, deceit and out
  and out lies - hue and cry is germaine.
• A team of bystanders as comitatus of law and
  justice may be rewarded per civic statue for
  being involved in any rescue operations of
  intimate unequallyoked individuals.
• Payments maybe direct deposited into the bank
  accounts of standbyer rescuers
• or posses.

unequallyoked
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Posses

• Posses are small teams of men and women with a
  background of having been drafted by the military
  and have learned to take risks - in assisting
  families whose loved one is unequallyoked.
• The posse as a team-plans tactics and strategies
  to enter into the unequallyoked individuals
  life whether a woman or a man and instigate
  a peaceful release from the unequallyoked
  relationship as unequallyoked is a violation
  of social mores.
• Separation, secret safe-shelter, and divorce are
  viable options for un-doing what adversive
  forces has done to the innocent, naïve, and
  gullible individuals who are deliberately
  violating social mores and in unequallyoked
  and incompetencies.

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Rescuers

• Posse comitatus is the common-law or statute law
  providing authority of the people to make a
  rescue.
• Any individual (man and woman) who has been
  drafted into the military with their oaths has
  the constitutional authority to be a posse
  member/thus a rescuer..
• as conscript any able-bodied men and women
  assisting in rescuing a innocent, naïve, and
  gullible from an unequallyoked situation - thus
  keeping the peace (See similar hue and cry).

Equallyoked
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Self-Concept

• and
• Social Mores