Soc101 - Intro SocPsy - Webinar - Liberal Arts and Humanties

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Adam Eve
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• Equally Yoked
• In the
• Garden of Eden

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The Equally-Yoked Couple
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• An Introduction to the
• Concepts Definitions - Perspectives

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Objectives
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• Some Basic Philosophy
• Definitions Equally yoked, POVs, a few
  Quotations
• Social Psychology
• Dyads the Equally-Yoked vs the Unequally-Yoked
• Religious Doctrine
• Beliefs Be ye not unequally yoked.
• Law and Justice
• A Homeogenous and also an 'Equallyoked' Legal
  Marriage.

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Sociology 101

• In Sociology, a dyad is a group of two people,
  the smallest possible social group.1
• An equally-yoked dyad refers to a male and
  female of identical civil identities.(a)
• Social psychology studies are dyadic
  relationships between two individuals of equal
  (i.e., or at least very similar) civil
  identities clinically describing such twosomes
  as each, ...the reference couple. (ibid)

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A Better Understanding
Spellings definitions

• Equally-yoked
• Social Science Clinical Social Psychology
• Defined A Dyadic (Spouses) with the Same Civil
  Identity
• Equally Yoked
• Religious Holy Bible /Christian /Doctrinal
• Defined A Couple with the Same Civil Identity
  with a special mutual focus on the same Spirit.
  
• Equallyoked
• Secular Social Ethics /Justice /Social Mores
• Defined A Homegamous Pair with the Same
  Civil Identity
• Note Pronounced the same and colloquially used
  interchangeably - practically meaning the same to
  all.

(the study of the minds of such a unique couple)
(a special focus is on religion and spirit)
Religious beliefs and the same Spirit
( concerned with civil rights and human rights)
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Equally Yoked

• Equally meaning, alike, or the same to the
  same degree of.. (i.e., as alike or with the
  same civil identity of a dating/or premarital
  couple).
• Yoked meaning ..enjoined together to do
  (relationship) work. more figuratively -
  united together in the work of holy matrimony
  with a mutual civil identity as one (a
  coupleship)...(a,b)

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Civil Identity
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 (proper)
sexual orientation, and marital status. 3
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..a Mosaic of Features..
Ethnicity
PoliticalParty
Marital Status
Race
Disability
Personality
Sexual (pleasure Preference) Orientation
Color
Sex
Religion
Age
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.. dynamic public significance..
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A Brief History

• The phenomena of equallyokedtarianism was
  clearly identified 1st in philosophy and then
  later in social science about the time of the
  emergence of the evolving population control
  (one or two children per couple) movement
  worldwide.
• The actual term equallyoked as a social
  phenomena (i.e., a social mores recognized as two
  civil identities pairing up) showed up in
  1700s, (China) again in 1800s (Sociocultural
  Anthropology in Africa), and in the 1900s
  American Sociology as reference couples for
  indices in the Clinical Social Sciences, i.e.,
  Social Psychology research.1
• Translation of archaic languages were made in
  vague terms from the philosophiesuntil the
  1960s when it appears in international social
  scientific (social psychology) literature.

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Personal Identity

• Family Identity
• Family Names (i.e., Meanings)
• Relationships Roles, Rules, and Duties
• Social Identity
• Out in (Secular) Public Community Roles
• Civil Identity
• Governmental, Components of
• A Multicultural Society

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Stereotyping Studies
Equally Yoked Unequally yoked
1. Discriminated against(a) Discriminated against1
2. Felt prejudice(b) Felt prejudice(2)
3. Bias in some form(c) Bias in some form(IBID)
Study, after study, after study, revealed mixed
findings-some conclusive and some inconclusive
but the consensus is that the equally yoked
couples felt discriminated against to about the
same degree as did unequally yoked couples. Both
equally yoked and unequally yoked reported being
avoided by others. Both reported incidents of
prejudice and bias. To the same extent, both
reported having others be blatantly rude to
them. Equally yoked couples- stereotyping studies
are in need of further study. New
York, NY, 2001
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Sexual Chemistry

• Physical Attraction
• A twosome being physically attracted to each
  other
• Sexual Attraction
• Sexual Chemistry there is just something
  there.
• Intimacy
• Mutual sharing in each others personal feelings
  of a sexual attraction to one another. (4)

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Soul-mates

• A couple who experience their very first sexual
  encounter together, simultaneous climax , and
  their baby is born out of that union are
  Soul-mates1 for life and if,..
• ..that couple bonds with each other, falls deeply
  in love, and is the happiest they have ever been
  with each other in their lives-are Soul-mates2
  and, if
• ..that couple who are married and are indeed
  equallyoked then they are truly Soul-mates.,
  i.e., of the same or at least of very similar
  civil-identities. 3

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Male - Female

• Standards of masculine handsomeness and feminine
  beauty amongst Equallyokedtarian couples varied
  proportionate to closeness - distance.
• Researchers - found that physical attractiveness
  with in the same civil identity tended to be
  much higher then in couples of other less closer
  descriptions.
• Also, a Survey showed that the uniqueness of
  Equallyokedtarian lifestyles influenced standards
  of attractiveness amongst equallyoked pairs.

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Family Identity

• Names
• Family Surname (by tradition)
• Middle Name (a Safestop)
• First Name (Social Meaning)
• Relationships and roles
• Grand-Parents/Parents Aunts/Uncles
• Siblings i.e., Brother(s) Sister(s)
• Cousins
• Rules and duties
• Family/Home Rules
• Household Duties

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Social Identity

• Your Social identity is your sense of
  belongingness to a collective of identified
  important groups such as Citizenship a Nation,
  Residence Home, Property Ownership, deeds, and
  co-ownership in Real estate, e.g., vacation
  homes, office buildings, land, and may include
  motor homes, RVs, cars, boats, planes, etc.,
  Profession your trade, vocation, skill, craft
  boards or union, Title in clubs, associations,
  organizations, etc., Education Credentials,
  degrees, diplomas, certifications, documentation
  of schools successfully attended. Socio-economic
  Class Amount of money in bank, in stocks and
  bonds investments, in bank notes and
  certificates. A specific tax bracket.

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Symbolic

• Traditional beliefs about the equally yoked
  couple is a doctrinal pillar in the Christian
  church and is symbolic of Gods first love - the
  Equally Yoked couple in Eden.
• Early American Christian
• Traditional Colonial Beliefs

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Sociocultural Lifestyles

• Social Ethics
• Norms Normal Behaviour vs Abnormal Acts/Actions
• Customs As an Deviant Adaptation to Secular
  Life(a)
• Social Mores
• Social Behaviors-gt Positive Outcomes for Society
• Equallyoked Coupling-Up/Dyadic Relationships
  (IBID)
• Law Justice
• Civil Partnerships
• Common Law Marriage
• Marriage and Family Life(a,b)

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Social Ethics

• Social Etiquette
• Common courtesy family and out in public
• Social Norms
• Normal Social Behaviours (vs. Abnormal Actions)
• Social Customs
• As Adaptations to Stressful Secular Life
• Social Mores
• Social Behaviours for the Best Social Outcomes(a)

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Equally Yoked
True North
clinically
DYADS
almost
rad
moral compass
Leftists
Conservatives
unequally yoked
nearly equally yoked
close enough

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Moderates
closely equally yoked
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Social Mores

• A Social Lifestyle living a life that is
  conducive to freedom, personal health and the
  pursuit of happiness
• Individualistic (is uniquely personal)
• Interdependent (smallest group is a dyad)
• Social Behaviors-gt Positive Outcomes for
  Society
• Everyone mutually benefits (full community)
• All involved plus others have a favorable ending
• Equallyoked Coupling-Up/Dyadic Relationships
• - Well functioning/healthful/liberty/longevity

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As a Social Mores

• a basic rule within a specific cultural group
• Obedience to this cultural groups rule results
  in certain social acceptance
• ..the foundation of all community laws within a
  culture began with a specific social mores..
• In order for there to be a continuance of culture
  such social mores are formally and casually
  observed
• Social mores are r/t mental and social
  wellbeing..
• Socialization, childrearing, marriage, and mate
  selection are founded up good social mores.

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Law Justice

• Common Law Marriage
• - Cohabitation(a)
• Civil (hetero) Partnerships
• - Legal liabilities of Co-ownerships(a,b)
• Marriage and Family Life
• - Separation
• - Annulment
• - Divorce

Settlement
(IBID)
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Bio-psycho-sociocultural
Biological Psychological Socio-cultural
Genes- Genetics in the Family of Origin Role Modeling- Family Great G-parents, G-parents, Parents, Uncles/ Aunts, Cousins, etc Social Scripting- Friends, Media, Acquaintances, Social Events, Social Functions
An analysis of equally yoked couples formed
demonstrated that within the biopsychosociocultura
l model there is the biological i.e., genes,
the psychological i.e., role modeling and
positive reinforcement, and the socio-cultural
i.e., friends, acquaintances, people in social
events, and social functions that serve that
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Religious Meanings

1. Equally yoked is a Holy Bible orientated
   vernacular meaning - a couple having a Garden
   of Eden kind of relationship - with high regard
   for working out a gospel plan for the matched
   pairs salvation.1a
2. meaning a coupleship expressed as a righteous
   witness to Gods miraculous power of matching man
   and woman properly within a broader system of
   Bible truth. ibid
3. Unequally yoked is a Holy Bible originated
   vernacular that concerns associating/ with
   nonbelievers, i.e., a man and woman one who
   denies counsel in the word of God.
   Nonbelievers-without a pure heart -
   anti-righteous - who are a menace to the truly
   loving equallyoking ministry of the Savior.
   ibid

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Equallyokedtarians
.are couples who are equally yoked

• Pronunciation Eek quel ee yoakd tar ee ins 1.
  
• Definition - are any individuals who by choice,
  i.e., purposefully choose to bond with and marry
  another of the same (or very nearly the same)
  Civil identity, within any culture are called,
  Equallyokedtarians - couples equallyoked.2
• Recall a Civil identity - describes a
  collective of features about a persons present
  ethnicity, political party membership, race and
  color, religious membership, disability/
  handicap, age group/ generation, proper sexual
  orientation, and marital status.3

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Positive Regard

• Also, unconditional positive regard 
• Means a complete acceptance, love, favor
  towards of an individual especially those who
  are considered equallyoked, also...
• parents who devotedly and deliberately
  indoctrinate their children with a clear sense
  of civil identity to prepare them to live in a
  multicultural society as positive regard for
  their child.

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Life Partner

• A Life Partner refers to a lifetime, romantic
  and very close mate. A couple who are true
  life partners are the equallyoked.(1)
• It is true that equally-yoked life partners
  usually develop strong platonic relationships as
  a mutual serious long term goal together.(2)
• Life partners may base their relationship on
  moral/or immoral grounds whether married/
  monogamously or can be individuals such as
  divorcees/celibate.(3)

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Be ye not unequally yoked

• II Corinthians 614

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