Self and Identity - Civil Identity - Liberal Arts and Humanities
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The document discusses the concept of "civil identity" which refers to personal attributes like ethnicity, political views, religion, race, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, and disability. It presents civil identity as shaped by biological, psychological, social, and cultural factors. An example of a simple civil identity is provided. The document also discusses the concept of being "equally yoked," which refers to couples who share very similar civil identities, beliefs, and lifestyle. Key takeaways emphasize assessing information objectively and drawing one's own conclusions.
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- 1. “Civil Identity” Self & Identity SocialSocial PsychologyPsychology - The Liberal Arts and Humanities -- The Liberal Arts and Humanities - webinar
- 2. Disclaimer TermsDisclaimer Terms • The publisher is presenting psychosocial health information in an unbiased way. It must be ascertained that developments in social psychology, psychiatry, and counseling around the world is ever evolving and in some cases sorrowfully devolving. • Actual developments that are based on the social sciences can turn out quite different owing to circumstances beyond control and knowledge of the best of scientists. • Therefore, it must be the decision of the researcher or the viewer to come to their own conclusion about reports and findings published in this presentation here. - The Liberal Arts and Humanities -- The Liberal Arts and Humanities - EDITOREDITOR
- 3. OutlineOutline • Introductions & Welcome • Definitions: “Civil Identity” • The Biopsychosociocultural Model • Example: A Simple “Civil Identity” • Mosaic: Ethnicity, Political Party, Race, Color, Religion, Disability, Sexual (Pleasure Preference) Orientation, Marital Status,… • “Civil Identity” Applied: “Equally Yoked” • Take Away Points - The Liberal Arts and Humanities -- The Liberal Arts and Humanities - SocialSocial PsychologyPsychology
- 4. CIVIL IDENTITYCIVIL IDENTITY AncestryAncestry EthnicityEthnicity SexSex RReligioneligion PoliticsPolitics Source ofSource of IncomeIncomeAgeAge DisabilityDisability MMaritalarital StatusStatus FAMILIAL StatusFAMILIAL Status RACERACE SexualSexual (pleasure preference)(pleasure preference) OrientationOrientation PregnancyPregnancy BeliefsBeliefs CreedCreed ** ** ** ** colorcolor ** ** - Liberal Arts and Humanities -- Liberal Arts and Humanities -
- 5. ““Biopsychosociocultural Model”Biopsychosociocultural Model” Biologic “Civil Identity”“Civil Identity” Psychologic Social Culture Sex Disability Disability Religion Ethnicity Martial StatusBelief/CreedSex Race Color FOOTNOTEFOOTNOTE:: To a lesser or greater degree of mental disability always coexists with any physical disability and so it is therefore that with a mental disability, a physical disability or a biochemical imbalance is coexistent-affecting/or effecting an individual’s ‘civil identity.’ - 2001/ Used By Permission- 2001/ Used By Permission Politics + Sexual pleasure preferences
- 6. “Civil identity” * Ethnicity: Soviet-American * Political Party: Libertarian Party * Race: Semitic * Color: Medium complexion * Religion: Judeo-Christian * Disability: None Known * Gender: Male & Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual * Marital Status: Single/Never Married11 - Introduction to Sociology: Soc101- Introduction to Sociology: Soc101 Example:
- 7. “Ethnicity” 1. Refers to an ‘ethnic’ group; a social group that shares a common and distinctive culture, language, religion, etc.11 ,… 2. …ethnic traits, a family’s background, cultural allegiance, or association22 , and … 3. ..an expression of a particular national family lifestyle in terms of arts, humanism, and lifestyle.33 Noun - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology
- 8. “Political Party” …refers to; 1. ..a membership in a particular defined political party.11 2. ..a political affiliation with a socioeconomic orientated group of organized peoples.22 3. ..a political philosophy that is distinctly towards a political party.33 - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology
- 9. “Color” “Color’ usually refers to the color of the family’s+children’s skin. 11 In ‘equally yoked’ families-the skin color is consistent 22 as is,... (..but it can also refer to -) Hair color Eye color33 - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology
- 10. “Race” 1. A group of people identified by distinctive physical and/or genetic features shared in common with each other.11 - The scientific biopsychosociocultural medical model recognises ‘race’ ( or properly, ‘racial constitution’) as a valid classification of genetically similar individuals in a distinctive collective group.1,2,3 2. A group of people united (or classified) together on the basis of common history, nationality, and geographic providing where there is similar physical/ or genetic characteristics. 22 3. A specific ‘equallyoked’ (or ‘equally yoked’) genealogical line; a family lineage.33 …(or proper, “racial constitution”)… - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology
- 11. “Religion” 1. A system of beliefs transmitted by a formal organization that is in a book with a set of doctrine culminating in a deity (God). Note: A ‘true’ religion is based upon a ‘moral’ orientated doctrine-reveres God, life, sustains life, and promotes a long life into an ‘eternal’ after life,11 and... 2. …a service that is conducted in order to provide a specific opportunity to worship God. Note: A ‘true’ God in a ‘true’ religion-is intrinisically ‘good’; extrinsically ‘right’; and always perfectly ‘legal’ in terms of life.22 3. …a commitment or devotion to particular faith or observance of a personal set or institutionalized system of attitudes, beliefs, and practices. (Note: it is does not include anyone else and in whatever way it is manifested-whether mentally or societially-nor does it hurt, harm or damage the self or society.33 - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology
- 12. “Disability” 1. …is defined a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities11 , or... 2. …also, means having a record of such an impairment, even if no disability exists,22 or.. 3. …it also refers to not having a disability but are regarded as having a disability.33 - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology
- 13. “Gender” & “Sex” ““GenderGender” - is the state of being ‘male’” - is the state of being ‘male’ (masculine), or ‘female’ (feminine) - typically(masculine), or ‘female’ (feminine) - typically used with reference to biological differences.used with reference to biological differences.11 ““SexSex” – is of one human biological species,” – is of one human biological species, referring to either of the two categories (malereferring to either of the two categories (male and female) into which humans are divided onand female) into which humans are divided on the basis of their reproductive functions.the basis of their reproductive functions. 22 ““NeuterNeuter” – refers to an ‘actor’ whose behavioral,” – refers to an ‘actor’ whose behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits are typicallycultural, or psychological traits are typically associated with manifestation of a specificassociated with manifestation of a specific biologic sex-usually for perverse sexual orbiologic sex-usually for perverse sexual or deviant reasons.deviant reasons. 1, 2, 31, 2, 3 - Dictionary of Sociology/ Mental Health Textbook- Dictionary of Sociology/ Mental Health Textbook
- 14. ““Marital Status” & Other TermsMarital Status” & Other Terms:: “Marital Status” – is a person's present state of being either; single, married, separated, divorced, or widowed.1 “Pregnancy” – is a clinically verified condition or period of being pregnant (it does not necessary mean that if a menstrual period is missed it means ‘pregnancy’). 2 “Number of Children” - is the number of biological children in the legal care of parents. (It is has also been loosely used to mean the total number of children (& teenage minors) residing in the household of the parents.3 - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
- 15. “Equally Yoked” Refers to (Heterosexual) couples who share the same (or very similar) ‘Civil identities,’ including beliefs, bonding in marriage, practicing a lifestyle-who are living in a multi-cultural society are formally considered ‘equally yoked’ (also, ‘equallyoked’). - Dictionary of Terms/Sociology- Dictionary of Terms/Sociology
- 16. - Ethnicity: - Politics: - Religion: - Race: - Color: - Age: - Sex: FemaleFemale - Sexual (pleasure preference) Orientation: - Marital status: - The Liberal Arts and Humanities -- The Liberal Arts and Humanities - Civil identityCivil identity #2#2 ““...about equal to/or very similar...”...about equal to/or very similar...” - Ethnicity: - Politics: - Religion: - Race: - Color: - Age: - Sex: MaleMale - Sexual (pleasure preference) Orientation: - Marital status: Civil identityCivil identity #1#1
- 17. ““Equally Yoked”Equally Yoked” • Equally: meaning, “alike’, …or “the same”… to the same degree of.. (i.e., as with a ‘like’ 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) - Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology
- 18. Q&A SocialSocial PsychologyPsychology - The Liberal Arts and Humanities -- The Liberal Arts and Humanities - webinar
Editor's Notes
- Key Words: psychosocial, health, psychology, Unequally yoked, equally yoked, egalitarianistic, introduction to social-psychology, sociology, violation of social mores, social science, deviancy, deviancies, perversions, psychopathology, equallyoked, equallyokedtarian, equallyokedtariaism, dyadic psychology, marriage, family, and child psychology, sociocultural anthropology, human ecology.
- Lets take a vote. You’ve heard of ‘civil identity’…. How many here – raise you hands, think that ‘civil identity is made up of is’…. (go thru a few of the components listed on the slide show.
- Psychotherapists and psychiatrists working with both hermaphrodite and non-hermaphrodites who were injured while serving with “Mossad” – a foreign field job added this important insight and documented as a Footnote: To a lesser or greater degree of mental disability always coexists with any physical disability and so it is therefore that with a mental disability, a physical disability or a biochemical imbalance is coexistent-affecting/or effecting an individual’s ‘civil identity.’
- Plain and simple, ‘creed’ and ‘beliefs’ of an individual manisfested. There is much debate and strife about whether ‘sexual orientation’ is truly a pathologic trait or healthy feature of an individuals ‘civil identity’. Anti-healthy sex proponents’ legal tactics to keep it on the law books rival with the moral advocates wishing it would be properly displaced.
- While the ‘equallyokedtarian’ family is sustained by the connection with their ‘roots’, the unequallyoked individuals ‘warp’ their lifestyles bending it away from their values, beliefs, and way of life.
- Every school kid now knows (unless their from unequallyoked family with unequallyoked parents and into skipping school, gangs, mental illness/drugs, and bullying) that to get a job with the political system is ‘rigged’ in favor of the few who knows how to tap into the system/those with the [purse-strings] connections to financial and budgetary governmental management, they have no certain future. Whether equallyoked or unequallyoked - individuals as adults, as registered voters, know this too and practicallyy make competitive ‘money worshipping’capitalism their ‘god’.
- Equallyoked couples are found in areas where the sunlight effects their skin. There is a direct correlation between the geographic distribution of UV radiation (UVR) and the distribution of indigenous skin pigmentation around the world. The more sunlight on the skin, the more effect of UV rays.
- DNA may determine an individual’s racial constitution however when a group of people intermarry amongst their own race, then the ‘race’ of that group is sustained for prosterity and can be done best with an ‘equallyoked’ (or equally yoked) relationship.
- Note: ‘false’ religions, are those religions that purport to infiltrate free nations to instigate descent and anarchy in order to ‘build’ their religious congregations. ‘They’ occultly devise evil weapons of mass destruction of both the nation’s military and the ‘civilian’ populations. ‘False’ religions are closely connected with couples bearing more than 1, or 2 babies or children - they intensionally practice unprotected sex for enlarging their cause and collusion with anti-nationalist factions.
- A physical disability is affects the mind and a mental disability effects behaviour, e.g., the behaviours of becoming equallyoked or unequallyoked.
- People working in VERY IMPORTANT’ jobs usually ‘receive’ A LOT of money, however, with ‘actors and actresses’ who work hours under direction receive more money then the normal average worker. The ‘ideas’ that ‘actors and actresses’ promote while acting are important to the people who perpetuate their agenda
- Whether single, married, separated, or divorced or widowed, marital status is ‘recognized’ by governmental authorities and worthly of consideration in ‘coupling up’ and ‘bonding’ and ‘marrying’
- Equallyoked or Equally Yoked means sharing the same ‘civil identity’ (or at least a very similar ‘civil identity’) and relating to one another within the capacity of just ‘people’, just people who are ‘equallyoked’, with the same needs, wants, and wishes of ‘healthy people’ and ‘healthy couples’ has oppose to ‘unhealthy’ couples.
- Assignment: Due Homework - write one page about how the phenomena of ‘civil identity’ effects sociology in your opinion. Turn it in on a single two-spaced typed written page next class. Be sure to put you name in the upper right hand corner of your paper.