This is a Soc 101 - Introduction to Social Psychology - a slide show presentation having to with the 'term' CIVIL IDENTITY. It is not a political "Left" issue nor a "Right" issue - it is a social science and humanitarian issue concerning an evolving civilization, if only but true community (psychosocial) Health. Key Words: 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.

1. ““Civil Identity”Civil Identity”
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3. “Civil IdentityCivil Identity”
* ‘Civil identity’ is a (a term 1st
introduced in Social
Psychology) - describing a
collective of features concerning
an individual’s present ethnicity,
political party membership, race
and color, religious membership,
disability/handicap, age group/
generation, 'proper' sexual
orientation and marital status.2
- Introduction to Social Psychology
Also see “Personal Identity”Also see “Personal Identity”

4. ““Civil identity”Civil identity”
“Civil Identity” is the
array features of an
individual that
minimally includes:
 Ethnicity:
 Political Party:
 Race:
 Color:
 Disability:
 Religion:
 Gender:
 Sexual (Pleasure
Preference) Orientation:
 Marital Status:
Etc.- Introduction to Social Psychology

5. ““Social Identity”Social Identity”
A person’s 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.
 Title: in clubs, businesses, and organizations, etc.
 Socio-economic Class: Amount of money in bank, in stocks and
bonds investments, in bank notes and certificates.
- Introduction to Social Psychology

6. “Social Mores”
The term ‘Social Mores‘* refers to….
 “Social” meaning - to associate in a social
way, i.e., “folkways”, socializing, socialization 1
,
 “Mores” - concerns that of moral codes,
mental health values, standards, spiritual
ideologies 2
.
 *Also, positive customs, proper conduct/
etiquette, health behaviours/ positive norms,
specific habits in a healthy lifestyle. 3
Use in a Sentence: “Their family abided in good social
mores that reflected their sense of integrity.” 4
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7. Social MoresSocial 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,’ money or all of these) are violators of
proper ‘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
standbyer’s ‘bank account’.

8. Psychiatric SociologyPsychiatric Sociology
Thoughts and Thinking
disorder /disunion-
Cyclic-etiologic Factors:
 BiologicBiologic Causes – Air
pollutants – Water
contaminants – Food
toxins and poisons
 PsychologicPsychologic Causes –
Mental/Factual Lies –
Moral Perversions –
Emotional Abuse
 Social/CulturalSocial/Cultural Causes
– Unequallyoked
relationships
PSYCHOPSYCHO
Disordered
Thoughts and
Thinking
SOCIOCULTURALSOCIOCULTURAL
Unequallyoked
Coupling
BIOBIO
Brain Toxins/
Chemistry
The Biopsychosociocultural Medical Model/
Lifestyle and Epigenetics

9. Biopsychosociocultural factors:Biopsychosociocultural factors:
Smoke
and
fumes
Air
pollution
Water
contamination
Poisonous
chemicals
“Unequallyoked”
individualsToxic
substances
Food
impurities
Sewage
Irradiation
Congenital DNA defects
Noise Hot heated
temperatures
Icy cold
temperatures
Lies
Catastrophe
Communicable pathogens
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wars
poverty
EMWs
epidemics
spying
accidents
Invisible forces

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