This is a Social Psychology 222 powerpoint presentation for sophomore students to aid with a better understanding of BASIC RELATIONSHIPS. The concepts of 'hook up' and 'soul mate' are defined and the term 'Equallyoked' (Equally yoked) - a Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology term is fully integrated into the presentation. A Q/A slide provides a homework assignment for 35 points - due the next class meeting.Key Words: Unequally yoked, abnormal psychology, equally yoked, egalitarianistic, true equally, introduction to social-psychology, sociology, violation of social mores, social science, psychosocial deviancy, deviancies, sexual perversions, psychopathology, equallyoked, equallyokedtarian, equallyokedtariaism, dyadic psychology, marriage, family, and child psychology, sociocultural anthropology, human ecology.

1. Basic Relationships
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Soc.Psy.222Soc.Psy.222
September 11September 11thth
, 2001, 2001
Social Psychology 222Social Psychology 222
DefinitionsDefinitions
ConceptsConcepts
PerspectivesPerspectives
Q/A - HomeworkQ/A - Homework

2. “Hook Up”
Cultural/CasualCultural/Casual
1.1. A specific time when two people meet toA specific time when two people meet to
join in – together- for a mutual event, or,join in – together- for a mutual event, or,
2.2. Two individuals from diverse backgroundsTwo individuals from diverse backgrounds
form a cheap/easy intimate relationship,form a cheap/easy intimate relationship,
or...or...
3.3. An epiphany moment-a time- when aAn epiphany moment-a time- when a
certain couple are shaking hands andcertain couple are shaking hands and
discover that they are ‘equallyoked.’discover that they are ‘equallyoked.’
- Slang Dictionary/Urban Words- Slang Dictionary/Urban Words

3. Morality
 ..is a valuable ‘personal’ code, based on....is a valuable ‘personal’ code, based on..
 ……a set of spiritual values, that…a set of spiritual values, that…
 ....affects attitudes, motives, and there for......affects attitudes, motives, and there for..
 ..effecting an individual’s trademan’s skills,..effecting an individual’s trademan’s skills,
appropriateness of behavioral patterns,appropriateness of behavioral patterns,
and the upholding ethical and legaland the upholding ethical and legal
societal standards.societal standards.
- Word Meanings / Philosophy- Word Meanings / Philosophy

4. “Positive Regard”
 Also, “unconditional positive regard”Also, “unconditional positive regard”
 Means: …a complete acceptance, love,Means: …a complete acceptance, love,
favor towards of an individual – especiallyfavor towards of an individual – especially
those who are ‘equallyoked’, also...those who are ‘equallyoked’, also...
 ……parents who devotedly and deliberatelyparents who devotedly and deliberately
indoctrinate their children with a ‘clear’indoctrinate their children with a ‘clear’
sense of ‘civil identity’ in a multiculturalsense of ‘civil identity’ in a multicultural
society with respect for the child’s future.society with respect for the child’s future.
- Word Meanings / Psychology- Word Meanings / Psychology

5. “Soul-mates”
 A couple who experience theirA couple who experience their very firstvery first sexualsexual
encounter together and their baby is born out ofencounter together and their baby is born out of
that union are “Soul-mates”that union are “Soul-mates”11
and,..and,..
 ..a couple who bond with each other, falls..a couple who bond with each other, falls
deeply in love and is the happiest they havedeeply in love and is the happiest they have
ever been with each other are “Soul-mates”ever been with each other are “Soul-mates”22
and,and,
……
 ..a couple who are ‘married’ and truly..a couple who are ‘married’ and truly
“equallyoked” are “Soul-mates.”, i.e., of the“equallyoked” are “Soul-mates.”, i.e., of the
‘same’ or ‘very similar’ “civil-identities.”‘same’ or ‘very similar’ “civil-identities.” 33
- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

6. “Endogamy”
 EndogamyEndogamy means, “means, “InIn-marriage” – and is when-marriage” – and is when
an individual according to his/or her own socialan individual according to his/or her own social
customscustoms11
…(…(Comment: this maybe more likeComment: this maybe more like
community health-a social mores or an actualcommunity health-a social mores or an actual
religious ‘lawreligious ‘law’)….’)….
 ……..marries another individualmarries another individual within his orwithin his or herher
ownown culturalcultural22
“Social group”*.“Social group”*.
 *Note; a “Social group” may be a village, a tribe,*Note; a “Social group” may be a village, a tribe,
a sect or cult, a geographic region, or a de factoa sect or cult, a geographic region, or a de facto
‘Civil identity’, etc.‘Civil identity’, etc.
- Sociocultural Anthropology- Sociocultural Anthropology

7. “Intimacy”
 Latin:Latin: Intimus,Intimus, “innermost”“innermost”
 The process of “..stating or makingThe process of “..stating or making
known” one’s innermost thoughts, moralknown” one’s innermost thoughts, moral
values, and feelings.values, and feelings.
 ……sharing something from the inside…sharing something from the inside…
 Genuine intimacy in human relationshipsGenuine intimacy in human relationships
requires dialogue, honesty/transparency,requires dialogue, honesty/transparency,
vulnerability, and mutual reciprocity.vulnerability, and mutual reciprocity.
- Word Meanings / Philosophy- Word Meanings / Philosophy

8. “Unequally yoked”
- Internet Search

9. “Equallyoked”
 EquallyokedEquallyoked, (is pronounced, Eek quel ee yoak‘d), (is pronounced, Eek quel ee yoak‘d)
and is when a couple-who believe in, bonds with,and is when a couple-who believe in, bonds with,
and marries one other purposefully of the same (orand marries one other purposefully of the same (or
nearly the same) ‘Civil identity’nearly the same) ‘Civil identity’** thus are multi-thus are multi-
cultural society, ‘equallyoked’cultural society, ‘equallyoked’11
..
 ** ‘‘Civil identityCivil identity’ is a Social Psychology term’ is a Social Psychology term
-describing a collective of features concerning an-describing a collective of features concerning an
individual’sindividual’s presentpresent ethnicity, political partyethnicity, political party
membership, race and color, religiousmembership, race and color, religious
membership, disability/handicap, age group/membership, disability/handicap, age group/
generation, sexual orientation and marital status.generation, sexual orientation and marital status.22
- Introduction to Social Psychology- Introduction to Social Psychology
- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology
Also, ‘equally yoked’Also, ‘equally yoked’

10. “Civil Identity”
 Ethnicity: ScandinavianEthnicity: Scandinavian
 Political Party: LibertarianPolitical Party: Libertarian
 Race: Anglo Color: Light complexionRace: Anglo Color: Light complexion
 Religion: Fundamental ChristianReligion: Fundamental Christian
 Disability: None KnownDisability: None Known
 Gender: Male Sexual Orientation: HeterosexualGender: Male Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual
 Marital Status: Single/1Marital Status: Single/1stst
Marriage AnnulledMarriage Annulled
Couples who share: the same (or very similar) ‘civilCouples who share: the same (or very similar) ‘civil
identities’, beliefs, bonding, marriage - living in aidentities’, beliefs, bonding, marriage - living in a
multicultural society are considered to bemulticultural society are considered to be
‘equallyoked’.‘equallyoked’.11
- Introduction to Social Psychology- Introduction to Social Psychology
An Example:

11. “Equallyoked”
 The term 'The term 'EquallyokedEquallyoked' (also, equally yoked) …' (also, equally yoked) …
an adverban adverb::
 ““Equally” - means “alike”Equally” - means “alike” 11
, in a “, in a “balancedbalanced” manner, “the” manner, “the
same” or to “the same” degree of, etcsame” or to “the same” degree of, etc
an adjectivean adjective::
 ““Yoked” - means (Yoked” - means (Latin;Latin; jungerejungere ‘to join‘)‘to join‘) 22
, something, something
fastened around the neck to join together, burdened with.fastened around the neck to join together, burdened with.
in history:in history:
 Evolved from synonyms, with meanings, such as:Evolved from synonyms, with meanings, such as:
Equitably, Fairly, JustlyEquitably, Fairly, Justly33
 Sentence: “They were an ‘equally yoked’ couple fromSentence: “They were an ‘equally yoked’ couple from
families of just ordinary means.”families of just ordinary means.”
- Word Meanings - Etymology- Word Meanings - Etymology
(equally yoked)(equally yoked)

12. “Life Partner”
 A “A “Life PartnerLife Partner” refers to a lifetime, romantic” refers to a lifetime, romantic
and very close “mate”. A couple who are trueand very close “mate”. A couple who are true
‘life partners’ are ‘equallyoked’.‘life partners’ are ‘equallyoked’.11
 It is true that ‘life partners’ usually developIt is true that ‘life partners’ usually develop
strong platonic relationships as a mutual seriousstrong platonic relationships as a mutual serious
long term goal together.long term goal together.22
 ‘‘Life partners’ may based their relationship onLife partners’ may based their relationship on
moral/or immoral grounds whether married/moral/or immoral grounds whether married/
monogamously or can be individuals such asmonogamously or can be individuals such as
divorcees/celibate.divorcees/celibate.33
- Introduction to Social Psychology- Introduction to Social Psychology

13. Sharing of…
 Vision & Mission inVision & Mission in
life.life.11
 Activities of DailyActivities of Daily
Living & Routine.Living & Routine.22
 Reflection of meaningReflection of meaning
of life & Devotion toof life & Devotion to
duty.duty.33
 God, Religious BeliefsGod, Religious Beliefs
& Spiritual Values.& Spiritual Values.44
 Family life &Family life &
Friendships.Friendships.55
 Good Health &Good Health &
Preferred Enjoyments.Preferred Enjoyments.66
- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies

14. ..a Social Phenomena
– A couple (usually a heterosexual dyadic) whoA couple (usually a heterosexual dyadic) who
are ofare of very similarvery similar oror the samethe same ‘Civil identity’‘Civil identity’ 11
– Any couples who are bonded together andAny couples who are bonded together and
who are of the ‘same’ or ‘very similar’ Civilwho are of the ‘same’ or ‘very similar’ Civil
identities…identities…22
– A marital couple who marries-with theirA marital couple who marries-with their
backgrounds related to their ‘Civil identities.’backgrounds related to their ‘Civil identities.’ 33
- Sociology 101:Social Phenomenology- Sociology 101:Social Phenomenology
- Introduction to Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

15. “Un-equally Yoked”
 Inequitable -Inequitable -
– Unjust, an injustice.Unjust, an injustice.
 Iniquious -Iniquious -
– Unrighteous, a sin.Unrighteous, a sin.
 Inequality -Inequality -
– Unfair, imbalanced.Unfair, imbalanced.11
- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies
II Corinthinans 6:14-18II Corinthinans 6:14-18

16. Multi-cultural Statistics
 CaucasiansCaucasians (European)(European)
- Marrying amongst those who were from their own tribes,- Marrying amongst those who were from their own tribes,
social culture, and nation.social culture, and nation.11
 NegrozoidsNegrozoids (Africa)(Africa)
- Marrying amongst the same in their own areas.- Marrying amongst the same in their own areas.22
 South AmericansSouth Americans (Indians)(Indians)
- Intermarrying within their own peoples.- Intermarrying within their own peoples.33
 OrientalOriental (Asians)(Asians)
- Couples’ mates were often chosen by their own- Couples’ mates were often chosen by their own
parents from own family lineage.parents from own family lineage.44
- Sociology 101- Sociology 101

17. “Equallyoked”
 The term 'The term 'EquallyokedEquallyoked' (also, equally yoked)' (also, equally yoked)
probable came about from the Bible – whereinprobable came about from the Bible – wherein
Jews marrying Jews, Muslims marrying Muslims,Jews marrying Jews, Muslims marrying Muslims,
Christians marrying Christians, etc, etc, etc.Christians marrying Christians, etc, etc, etc.11
 It is a phenomena that exists in all multiculturalIt is a phenomena that exists in all multicultural
societies-peoples ofsocieties-peoples of the samethe same de facto ‘de facto ‘CivilCivil
identityidentity' marrying one another for reasons of' marrying one another for reasons of
self-esteem, religious beliefs, and preserving theself-esteem, religious beliefs, and preserving the
integrity of their family identity-for abiding inintegrity of their family identity-for abiding in
social mores (contributing to) community health.social mores (contributing to) community health.22
- Word Origins/Philosophy- Word Origins/Philosophy
(equally yoked)(equally yoked)
- Sociology 101- Sociology 101

18. Dyadic: Social Psychology
 EquallyokedtariansEquallyokedtarians are of interest to socialare of interest to social
psychologists because they represent dyadicpsychologists because they represent dyadic
groups of thegroups of the samesame ‘Civil identity.’‘Civil identity.’11
 Couples who primarily choose to bond andCouples who primarily choose to bond and
marry together ‘because’ they are the ‘same’ ormarry together ‘because’ they are the ‘same’ or
‘very similar’ Civil identities, among other‘very similar’ Civil identities, among other
reasons, may contribute to maritalreasons, may contribute to marital longevitylongevity--
staying together for a lifetime as * evidenced.staying together for a lifetime as * evidenced.22
 TheThe measuredmeasured ‘self esteem’ of individuals of a‘self esteem’ of individuals of a
marital couple who marry with backgroundsmarital couple who marry with backgrounds
related to their own ‘Civil identities’ are worthy ofrelated to their own ‘Civil identities’ are worthy of
marital satisfaction studies as well.marital satisfaction studies as well.33
- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

19. “Boundaries”
 I will not wait forI will not wait for
anyone.anyone.11
 I will halt unequalI will halt unequal
relationships.relationships.22
 I will not idealizeI will not idealize
others.others.33
 I will conduct my lifeI will conduct my life
by inspired truth.by inspired truth.44
 I will assert againstI will assert against
any disrespect.any disrespect.55
 I will abide in socialI will abide in social
ethics and laws.ethics and laws. 66
- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies
Alpha & Omega

20. Social Perspectives
““Equallyokedtarians” are those people-who areEquallyokedtarians” are those people-who are
‘equallyoked’ yet having varying points of‘equallyoked’ yet having varying points of
views* about marriage:views* about marriage:11
* Liberals:* Liberals: a couple marrying one another whilea couple marrying one another while
sharing in vague beliefs, i.e., explained as thesharing in vague beliefs, i.e., explained as the
same ‘spirit’ or attitude about some issue.same ‘spirit’ or attitude about some issue.
* Moderates:* Moderates: marrying one another r/t ‘very similar’marrying one another r/t ‘very similar’
civil identities-close enough for them.civil identities-close enough for them.
* Conservatives:* Conservatives: marriage between two people whomarriage between two people who
share the same or fairly ‘equal’ ‘Civil identities’.share the same or fairly ‘equal’ ‘Civil identities’. 22
- Introduction to Social Psychology- Introduction to Social Psychology
- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

21. “Coupling up”….
 NonequallyokedNonequallyoked
– Couples whoCouples who do recognizedo recognize equallyokedtarianism as aequallyokedtarianism as a
social mores and yet for their own ulterior motives stillsocial mores and yet for their own ulterior motives still
choose to violate social mores as an rash option.choose to violate social mores as an rash option.11
 UnequallyokedUnequallyoked
– Couples who are naïve, thus inadvertently demonstrateCouples who are naïve, thus inadvertently demonstrate
opposition to equallyokedtarianism-as a social mores.opposition to equallyokedtarianism-as a social mores.22
 Anti-equallyokedAnti-equallyoked
– Couples who are a bit mentally/emotionally disturbedCouples who are a bit mentally/emotionally disturbed
and are deliberately active against proper socialization,and are deliberately active against proper socialization,
contrary to equallyokedtarianism and social mores,contrary to equallyokedtarianism and social mores,33
- Introduction to Social Psychology- Introduction to Social Psychology
……in a ‘hook up’ culturein a ‘hook up’ culture

22. “Love” is a…
 ....aa conscious, meaningful, and focusedconscious, meaningful, and focused
attention towards a ‘special’ mateattention towards a ‘special’ mate11
and,and,
 ....aa person toward whom love is shared; aperson toward whom love is shared; a
dearly beloved; an ‘equallyoked helpdearly beloved; an ‘equallyoked help
meet’, a ‘heterosexual’ love matemeet’, a ‘heterosexual’ love mate22
and,and,
 ....aa ‘feeling’ of warm personal attachment‘feeling’ of warm personal attachment
or deep affection for, as for a sweetheart,or deep affection for, as for a sweetheart,
or as for a spouse.or as for a spouse.33
- Word Meanings /- Word Meanings / PhilosophyPhilosophy

23. Why “Equallyoked”?
 MotivesMotives - a couple who are ‘equallyoked’ may do- a couple who are ‘equallyoked’ may do
so for a variety of reasons-some of which include:so for a variety of reasons-some of which include:
– Beliefs about life, self-image, truth and God, death, etc.Beliefs about life, self-image, truth and God, death, etc.
– Bonding for long term love, romance, and sex.Bonding for long term love, romance, and sex.
– Marriage, family/children, and financial goals.Marriage, family/children, and financial goals.11
 Self esteemSelf esteem – individuals with a clear sense of– individuals with a clear sense of
self-marrying someone of a ‘like’ civil identity.self-marrying someone of a ‘like’ civil identity.22
 Family identityFamily identity – to maintain the integrity and the– to maintain the integrity and the
longevity of the extended family identity.longevity of the extended family identity.33
 Social moresSocial mores – a preserved cultural standard in– a preserved cultural standard in
aa multicultural society for the sake of community health.multicultural society for the sake of community health.44
- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

24.  Pronunciation:Pronunciation: “Eek quel ee yoak‘d tar ee ins”“Eek quel ee yoak‘d tar ee ins” 11
..
 Definition:Definition: - are any individuals who by choice,- are any individuals who by choice,
i.e., purposefully choose to bond with and marryi.e., purposefully choose to bond with and marry
another of the same (or very nearly the same)another of the same (or very nearly the same)
‘Civil identity’‘Civil identity’*,*, within any culture are called,within any culture are called,
‘Equallyokedtarians’ - couples ‘equallyoked’.‘Equallyokedtarians’ - couples ‘equallyoked’.22
 *Recall:*Recall: a ‘Civil identity’ - describes a collectivea ‘Civil identity’ - describes a collective
of features about a person’sof features about a person’s presentpresent: ethnicity,: ethnicity,
political party membership, race and color,political party membership, race and color,
religious membership, disability/ handicap, agereligious membership, disability/ handicap, age
group/ generation, proper sexual orientation,group/ generation, proper sexual orientation,
and marital status.and marital status.33
- Introduction to Social Psychology- Introduction to Social Psychology
…….are couples who are.are couples who are ‘equally yoked’‘equally yoked’
“Equallyokedtarians”

25. “Social Mores”
The term ‘The term ‘Social MoresSocial Mores‘‘** refers to….refers to….
 ““SocialSocial” meaning - to associate in a social way,” meaning - to associate in a social way,
i.ei.e.,., “folkways”, socializing, socialization“folkways”, socializing, socialization 11
,,
 ““MoresMores” - concerns that of moral codes, mental” - concerns that of moral codes, mental
health values, standards, spiritual ideologieshealth values, standards, spiritual ideologies 22
..
 **Also, customs, proper conduct/etiquette, healthAlso, customs, proper conduct/etiquette, health
behaviours/norms, healthy lifestyle.behaviours/norms, healthy lifestyle. 33
 Use in a Sentence: “Use in a Sentence: “Their family abided in goodTheir family abided in good
social mores that reflected their sense ofsocial mores that reflected their sense of
integrityintegrity.”.” 44
- Word Meanings - Etymology- Word Meanings - Etymology
adjectiveadjective
plural nounplural noun

26. ..a Public Health Issue
 As a Public Health Issue,As a Public Health Issue, EquallyokedtarianismEquallyokedtarianism asas
a social mores – is aa social mores – is a phenomenaphenomena observed amongstobserved amongst
the most conservative segments of a multi-culturalthe most conservative segments of a multi-cultural
society.society.11
 Marriage Family and Child PsychologyMarriage Family and Child Psychology addressesaddresses
thethe Self-esteemSelf-esteem of the individuals who are (or aren’t)of the individuals who are (or aren’t)
equallyoked as an important issue in mental health/equallyoked as an important issue in mental health/
emotional health/ and naturally, self-preservation, asemotional health/ and naturally, self-preservation, as
well as of the integrity of their family identity.well as of the integrity of their family identity.22
 As a Civil Rights issue, justice of theAs a Civil Rights issue, justice of the peaces-aspeaces-as
civil servants who perform marriage ceremoniescivil servants who perform marriage ceremonies
attaching a signature may be held responsible asattaching a signature may be held responsible as
attesting to the competence (or incompetence) of theattesting to the competence (or incompetence) of the
individuals present while performing marriagesindividuals present while performing marriages
considering community (considering community (psychosocialpsychosocial) health matters.) health matters.33
- Introduction to Public Health- Introduction to Public Health

27. “You ‘be’ the Man”
Boys ‘Boys ‘becomebecome’ Men’ Men
when they:when they:
 Follow you when you walkFollow you when you walk
out.out.
 Call you back when youCall you back when you
hang up.hang up.
 Hug you when you punchHug you when you punch
him.him.
 Kiss you when you nag.Kiss you when you nag.
 Watch click-flicks with you.Watch click-flicks with you.
 Tolerate crying over loveTolerate crying over love
stories.stories.
 Hand you the remoteHand you the remote
control.control.
 Pass on boys-night just toPass on boys-night just to
listen to your rantings.listen to your rantings.
 Don’t flare up when youDon’t flare up when you
give car directions.give car directions.
 Says “I’m sorry” and tellsSays “I’m sorry” and tells
you he needs you.you he needs you.11
- Ecclesiastic 9:9 of the Holy Bible- Ecclesiastic 9:9 of the Holy Bible
……thethe Alpha-maleAlpha-male..

28. An “Unprefered”–Yoked…An “Unprefered”–Yoked…
A Couple:A Couple:
 One very fat weight – one very skinny weightOne very fat weight – one very skinny weight
 One very poor income – one very rich incomeOne very poor income – one very rich income
 One is very ‘sociable’ – one is very ‘homebody’One is very ‘sociable’ – one is very ‘homebody’
 One talks very fast – one talks very slowOne talks very fast – one talks very slow
 One very tall in height – one very short in heightOne very tall in height – one very short in height
 One highly educated – one lowly educatedOne highly educated – one lowly educated
 One ill mannered – one well manneredOne ill mannered – one well mannered11
- The True Phenomenology of “Opposites Attract”- The True Phenomenology of “Opposites Attract”

29. “Social Forces”
 EquallyokedtariansEquallyokedtarians are the most targeted socialare the most targeted social
groups for destruction by world tyrannical powersgroups for destruction by world tyrannical powers
there is in global multi-culturalism.there is in global multi-culturalism.11
 Degradation of people’s ‘self esteem’ comes fromDegradation of people’s ‘self esteem’ comes from
the of demise of family and destruction of individualthe of demise of family and destruction of individual
“Civil identity” by the powers“Civil identity” by the powers22
that be in order tothat be in order to
attain and maintain governmental rule.attain and maintain governmental rule.
 The empoweredThe empowered liberalliberal: media, public education,: media, public education,
and multicultural secularism perpetuatesand multicultural secularism perpetuates
community ‘amalgamation’ for the sake of ‘culturalcommunity ‘amalgamation’ for the sake of ‘cultural
confusion’ - and in such, thereby ruining theconfusion’ - and in such, thereby ruining the
individual identities of a country’s peoples.individual identities of a country’s peoples.33
- Concepts in Social Psychology- Concepts in Social Psychology

30. “Un-equally Yoked”
 Out of place priorities.Out of place priorities.
 Misused gifts.Misused gifts.
 Unconfessed sin.Unconfessed sin.
 An unforgiving spirit.An unforgiving spirit.
 A wrong association.A wrong association.
 Killing God forKilling God for
secularistic pleasure.secularistic pleasure.11
- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies- Biblical, Moral, and Doctrinal Studies
Alpha & Omega

31. …an “Art and Science”
 Couples-who areCouples-who are bondedbonded together and who aretogether and who are
“equallyoked help meets”- amongst a class are“equallyoked help meets”- amongst a class are
worthy of study-not unlike those who aren’t.worthy of study-not unlike those who aren’t.11
 ……the study of theoretical equallyokedtarianismthe study of theoretical equallyokedtarianism
as an ‘social science’, as an ‘art’, and as aas an ‘social science’, as an ‘art’, and as a
inquiry into biologic “genetic wholesomeness.”inquiry into biologic “genetic wholesomeness.” 22
 A marital couple whoA marital couple who becomes engagedbecomes engaged-with-with
intension of preserving the integrity of theirintension of preserving the integrity of their
family identity related to their backgrounds andfamily identity related to their backgrounds and
related to their ‘civil identities.related to their ‘civil identities.33
-The Humanities & Biopsychosociocultural Sciences-The Humanities & Biopsychosociocultural Sciences

32. Pastoral Counselor
- Word Meanings /- Word Meanings / TheophilosophyTheophilosophy
Alpha & Omega
 An educated/trained Pastor specialist in…An educated/trained Pastor specialist in…
 ……Psychological therapies and…Psychological therapies and…
 ……Mental disorders and unequally yokedMental disorders and unequally yoked
coupling (e.g., a malsuited couple)coupling (e.g., a malsuited couple)
– combining moral spirituality, practical problemcombining moral spirituality, practical problem
solving, progressive decision making, andsolving, progressive decision making, and
personal ‘informed’personal ‘informed’
choices.choices.11

33. College Studies
Some Suggested* Schools:Some Suggested* Schools:
SociologySociology
Oakwood University, Grinnell College, Occidental College, Shaw University,Oakwood University, Grinnell College, Occidental College, Shaw University,
Gallaudet University, Central State University,Gallaudet University, Central State University,
Social PsychologySocial Psychology
Kentucky State University, Livingstone College, Claremont McKenna College,Kentucky State University, Livingstone College, Claremont McKenna College,
Reed College, Swarthmore College, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania,Reed College, Swarthmore College, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania,
Civil Rights or Public HealthCivil Rights or Public Health
East Texas Baptist University, Presbyterian College, Franklin College,East Texas Baptist University, Presbyterian College, Franklin College,
Sewanee-University of the South, Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Sewanee-University of the South, Inter American University of Puerto Rico-
Barranquit, Benedict College,Barranquit, Benedict College,
Marriage Family and Child PsychologyMarriage Family and Child Psychology
Hampshire College, Pomona College, Hiram College, Oregon Health & ScienceHampshire College, Pomona College, Hiram College, Oregon Health & Science
University, Wilmington College, Saint Augustine’s University,University, Wilmington College, Saint Augustine’s University,
*Advanced Studies: Equallyoketarianism*Advanced Studies: Equallyoketarianism11
Ask about*…

34. “Basic Relationships”
1.) What is the origin of the term “Soul-mate? How is1.) What is the origin of the term “Soul-mate? How is
it significantly related to Social psychology?it significantly related to Social psychology?
Marriage, Family, Child Psychology?Marriage, Family, Child Psychology?
2.) How has the social sciences become involved in2.) How has the social sciences become involved in
the investigation of practiced social mores, i.e.,the investigation of practiced social mores, i.e.,
people that ‘hook up’ and who are ‘equallyoked’?people that ‘hook up’ and who are ‘equallyoked’?
3.) What U.S. studies in Sociology pertain to tribes,3.) What U.S. studies in Sociology pertain to tribes,
sects or cults, and de facto ‘Civil identities’? ..wheresects or cults, and de facto ‘Civil identities’? ..where
around the world, what countries?around the world, what countries?
Q/A - HomeworkQ/A - Homework Your nameYour name
Social Psychology 222Social Psychology 222
September 11September 11thth
, 2001, 2001
Homework: Choose ONE. Write Answer on 1 1/2 Pages,Homework: Choose ONE. Write Answer on 1 1/2 Pages,
Typed, double-spaced, 35 Points, Due Next Class.Typed, double-spaced, 35 Points, Due Next Class.

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