Equallyokedarians-Pronunciation-Definition-Social History-Concepts-Perspectives and Q/A

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Endogamy

• Endogamy means, In-marriage and is when an
  individual according to his/or her social customs
  (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
  own 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, etc.

Sociocultural Anthropology
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Equallyoked
(equally yoked)

• The term 'Equallyoked' (also, equally yoked)
• an adverb
• Equally - means alike, in a balanced
  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, burdened with.
• in history
• Also, evolved from synonyms, with meanings, such
  as Equitably, Fairly, Justly
• Sentence They were an equally yoked couple of
  from families of just ordinary means.

Word Meanings - Etymology
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Civil identity

• An EXAMPLE
• Ethnicity American of European Ancestry
• Political Party Registered Democrat
• Race White Color Light skin tone
• Religion New Age Christian
• Disability ADD
• Gender Female Sex Orientation Heterosexual
• Marital Status Married/1st Marriage

Introduction to Social Psychology
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Equallyokedtarian
Also used is the term, equally yoked

• The term 'Equallyoked' is the root word of
  Equallyokedtarian probable came about from the
  Holy Bible. tarian One who is
• Jews marrying Jews, Muslims marrying Muslims,
  Christians marrying Christians, etc.
• It is a phenomena that exists in all
  multi-cultural societies, i.e., peoples of the
  same civil identity' marrying one another for
  reasons of self-esteem, social health, and
  preserving the integrity of family identity.

Etymology/Philosophy
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..a Social Phenomena..

• A couple (usually a heterosexual dyadic) who are
  of very similar or the same civil identity.
• Any couples who are bonded together and who are
  of the same or very similar civil identities
  
• A marital couple who marries-with their
  backgrounds related to their civil identities.

Sociology 101Social Phenomenology
Introduction to Marriage, Family, and Child
Psychology
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Equallyokedtarians

• Pronounciation Eek quel ee yoakd tar ee ins.
• Definition - are individuals do by choice, ie,
  purposefully choose to bond with and marry
  another of the same (or nearly the same) civil
  identity, thus an Equallyokedtarian.
• Note A civil identity - describes a
  collective of features recognized by national
  governmental powers-about a persons present
  ethnicity, political party membership, race and
  color, religious membership, disability/handicap,
  age group/ generation, proper sexual orientation,
  and marital status.

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Social Perspectives

• Equallyokedtarians-varying points of views
• Liberals a couple marries while sharing in vague
  beliefs, i.e., explained as the same spirit or
  attitude about some issue.
• Moderates chose to marry one another r/t very
  similar civil identities among other issues.
  Its close enough for them.
• Conservatives Sharing equal civil identities
  is an important consideration r/t mental health
  and the integrity of an extended family lineage.

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Multicultural Statistics

• Caucasians (European)
• marrying amongst those who were from their own
  tribes, culture, and nation.
• Negrozoids (Africa)
• Marrying amongst same in their areas.
• South Americans (Indians)
• Intermarrying within their own peoples.
• Oriental (Asians)
• Couples mates are choosen by parents.

Sociology 101
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Coupling-Up.
in a hook-up culture.

• Nonequallyoked
• Couples who do recognize equallyokedtarianism as
  a social mores and yet for their own ulterior
  motives still choose to violate social mores as
  an option.
• Unequallyoked
• Couples who are naïve, thus inadvertently
  demonstrate opposition to equallyokedtarianism-as
  a respectable social mores.
• Anti-equallyoked
• Couples who are a bit mentally/emotionally
  disturbed and are deliberately active against
  proper socialization, contrary to
  equallyokedtarianism and proper social mores,

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Dyadic-Social Psychology

• Equallyokedtarians are of interest to
  psychologists because they represent a dyadic
  group of the same civil identity
• 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.
• The measured self esteem of individuals of a
  marital couple who marries with backgrounds
  related to their civil identities are worthy
  marital satisfaction studies.

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology
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Social Motives

• Equallyokedtarian couples claim to select
  mates and marry for a variety of reasons. Some
  are
• Beliefs about life, self-image, truth, God,
  death..
• Bonding for long term love, romance, and sex.
• Marriage family, children, and financial goals.
• Self esteem individuals with a clear sense of
  Self marries a partner of a like (or similar)
  civil identity.
• Family identity to properly maintain the
  integrity of the extended family identity.
• Social mores a preserved standard in a
  multicultural society for the sake of community
  (biopsychosocial) health.

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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.
• Marriage Family and Child Psychology addresses
  the Self-esteem of the individuals who are (or
  arent) equallyoked is an important issue in
  mental health/ emotional health/ and
  self-preservation and of the integrity of family
  identity.
• As a Civil Rights issue, justice of the peaces-as
  civil servants performs 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.

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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.
• Degradation of peoples self esteem comes from
  the of demise of family and individual civil
  identity by the powers that be in order to
  attain and maintain governmental rule.
• The empowered liberal media, public education,
  and multicultural secularism perpetuates
  community amalgamation for the sake of
  cultural confusion - thereby ruining the
  identities of a countrys peoples.

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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 Augustines University,

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Advanced Studies Equallyoketarianism
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Q/A - Homework
Your name Social Psychology September 11th, 2001

• 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
  sexual perverts have acquired?
• 3.) Have Equallyokedtarians been adequately
  studied in sociology? What about in social
  psychology? In Sociocultural anthropology? Human
  ecology?

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