Social Psychology - SocPsy 222x - KEY WORDS: Unequally Yoked, Equally Yoked, Equallyoked, romance, social mores, mate selection, Equallyokedtarian, Civil Identity, Equallyokedtarianism, true equality, Egalitarian, Psychosocial health care, normalacy, Abnormal Psychology, love, abberations, romance, deviancy, grace, perversions, mercy, Bible counseling 101, Psychopathology, dating, Sociopathology, freedom, violation of social mores, Psychiatric Sociology, premarital, Introduction to Social Psychology, Advanced Sociology Studies, Psychotherapy, Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology, Human Ecology

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Copyright: 2007

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“Equallyokedtarians”
 Pronunciation: “Eek quel ee yoak‘d tar ee ins” 1
 Definition: - are individuals who by choice,
recognize, identify with, bond with and marry
another of the same (or nearly the same)
‘civil identity’*, are “Equallyokedtarians”.2
 * Note: A ‘civil identity’ - describes a
collective of features recognized by national
governmental powers - about a person’s 3
present: ethnicity, political party membership,
race and color, religious membership,
disability/handicap, age group/ generation,
proper sexual orientation, and marital status.
- Introduction to Social Psychology

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“Equallyokedtarian”
 The term 'Equallyoked' – is the root word
of “Equallyokedtarian” probable came about
from the Holy Bible. 1
‘tarian’ – “One who is”
 …Jews marrying Jews,2
Muslims marrying
Muslims, Christians marrying Christians, etc.
 It is a phenomena that exists in all multi-
cultural societies, 3
i.e., peoples of the same
‘civil identity' marrying one another 4
for
reasons of self-esteem, social health, and
preserving the integrity of family identity.
- Etymology / Philosophy
(Also used is the term, ‘equally yoked’)

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“Endogamy”
 Endogamy means, “In-marriage” – and is
when an individual according to his/or her
social customs1
(comment: this maybe more
likened to community health such as a social
mores or an actual religious ‘law’)
 ….marries an another individual within his or
her own2
“Social group”*.
 *Note: a “Social group” may be a village, a
tribe, a sect or cult, a geographic region, or a
de facto ‘civil identity’, 2
etc.
- Sociocultural Anthropology

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““Equallyoked”Equallyoked”
 The term 'Equallyoked' (also, equally yoked)
an adverb:
 “Equally” - means “alike”, in a “balanced” 1
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 2
, burdened with.
in history:
 Also, evolved from synonyms, with meanings,
such as: Equitably, Fairly, Justly 3
Sentence: “They were an ‘equally yoked’ couple of
from families of just ordinary means.” 4
- Word Meanings - Etymology
(also, equally yoked)

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“Civil identity” 1
An EXAMPLE:
 Ethnicity: European American Ancestry
 Political Party: Registered Democrat
 Race: White & Color: Light skin tone
 Religion: A New Age Christian
 Disability: None Known
 Sex: Female & Sex Orientation: Heterosexual
 Age: 21
 Marital Status: Single/Never Marriaged
- Introduction to Social Psychology

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..a Social Phenomena..
 A couple (usually a heterosexual dyadic)
who are of very similar or the same ‘civil
identity.’ 1
 Any couples who are bonded together and
who are of the ‘same’ or ‘very similar’ civil
identities2
…
 A marital couple who marries 3
- with their
backgrounds related to their ‘civil identities.’
- Sociology 101:Social Phenomenology
- Introduction to Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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Social Perspectives
“Equallyokedtarians”-varying points of views:
 Liberals: a couple marries while sharing in
vague beliefs explained as the same ‘spirit’
or attitude about some mutual issue.1
 Moderates: chose to marry one another r/t
‘very similar’ civil identities among other
issues. It’s ‘close enough’ for them.2
 Conservatives: Sharing ‘equal’ “civil
identities” is an important consideration r/t
their mental health and the integrity of an
extended family lineage.3
- Introduction to Social Psychology

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Coupling-Up….
 Nonequallyoked
 Couples who do recognize Equallyokedtarianism
as a social mores and yet for their own motives
still choose to violate social mores as an option.1
 Unequallyoked
 Couples who are naïve, thus inadvertently
demonstrate opposition to Equallyokedtarianism
-as a respectable social mores.2
 Anti-equallyoked
– Couples who are a bit mentally/emotionally
disturbed and are deliberately active against
proper socialization, contrary to
Equallyokedtarianism and proper social mores,3
- Introduction to Social Psychology
…in a ‘hook-up’ culture.

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Social Mores: +|Social Mores: +|--
“Equallyoked”
• Good self-esteem
• Spiritual maturity
– a high level morality
• Social resilience
• Stable family values
• Quality of relationship
• Financial security
“Unequally yoked”
• False self-image
• Drug abuse implicated
• Immaturity/immorality
• Lying/deception
• Fun over facts
• Destruction of family
lineage
-Social Psychology/Self and Identity

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Dyadic-Social Psychology
 Equallyokedtarians are of interest to
psychologists because they represent a
dyadic group of the same ‘civil identity’ 1
 Couples who primarily choose to bond and
marry together ‘because’ they are the ‘same’
or ‘very similar’ civil identities among other
reasons-may contribute to marital longevity
-staying together for a lifetime if evidenced.2
 The measured ‘self esteem’ of individuals of
a marital couple who marries with
backgrounds related to their ‘civil identities’
are worthy marital satisfaction studies.3
- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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…Social Motives
‘Equallyokedtarian’ – couples claim to select mates
and marry for a variety of reasons.1
Some are:
 Beliefs: about life, self-image, truth, God, death..2
 Bonding: for long term love, romance, and sex.3
 Marriage: family, children, and financial goals.4
 Self esteem: individuals with a clear sense of “Self”
marries a partner of a ‘like’ (or similar) civil identity.5
 Family identity: to properly maintain the integrity of
the extended family identity.6
 Social mores – a preserved standard in a
multicultural society for the sake of community
(biopsychosocial) health.7
- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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..as Community Health
 As a Public Health Issue, it is true that
Equallyokedtarianism is a social mores – a
phenomena observed amongst the conservative
segments of a diverse multi-cultural society.1
 Marriage Family and Child Psychology
addresses the Self-esteem of the individuals who
are (or aren’t) equallyoked is an important issue in
mental health/emotional health/and self-
preservation and of the integrity of family identity. 2
 As a Civil Rights issue, justice of the peaces-
as civil servants perform marriage ceremonies
attaching a signature may be held responsible as
attesting to the competence (or incompetence) of
the individuals present while performing marriages
as a community (psychosocial) health matter.3
- Introduction to Public Health

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..some Social Forces
 Equallyokedtarians are the most targeted
for destruction by world tyrannical powers
that there ever can be in multiculturalism.1
 Degradation of people’s ‘self esteem’
comes from the of demise of family and
individual “civil identity” by the powers
that be in order to attain and maintain
political/governmental rule.2
 The empowered liberal media, public
education, and multicultural secularism
perpetuates ‘cultural confusion’ for the sake
of profiteering - thereby ruining the
identities of a country’s peoples.3
- Social Psychology

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..an “Art & Science”
 Couples - who bond together and are
“equallyoked help meets”- amongst a class - are
worthy of formal study - not unlike those who aren’t. 1
 …the study of Equallyokedtarianism as an
‘Social Science’ and as an ‘Art’, …is an inquiry into
theoretical biologic “wholesomeness.” 2
 A couple who become engaged – with the
intension of preserving the integrity of their family
identity related to their ‘civil identities. 3
-The Humanities & Biopsychosociocultural Sciences

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College Level Studies
Some Suggested Schools:
Sociology
Oakwood University, Grinnell College, Occidental College, Shaw
University, Gallaudet University, Central State University,
Social Psychology
Kentucky State University, Livingstone College, Claremont McKenna
College, Reed College, Swarthmore College, Cheyney University of
Pennsylvania,
Civil Rights and/or Community Health
East Texas Baptist University, Presbyterian College, Franklin College,
Sewanee-University of the South, Inter American University of Puerto
Rico-Barranquit, Benedict College,
Marriage Family and Child Psychology
Hampshire College, Pomona College, Hiram College, Oregon Health &
Science University, Wilmington College, Saint Augustine’s University,
---Advanced Studies: Equallyoketarianism 1
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ExamExam
1.) Are Equallyokedtarians a ‘class’ in a
declared multi-culturally developed country
who are more so discriminated against now?
2.) Do Equallyokedtarians deserve some kind
of new protection laws in the public arena
such as other civil ‘classes’ have acquired?
3.) Have Equallyokedtarians been adequately
studied in sociology in general? What about in
social psychology? In Sociocultural
anthropology? Human ecology?
Your name
Social Psychology
Date Due
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