baseline civil identity - socpsy 501c - liberal arts and humanities
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BaseLineBaseLine“Civil Identity”“Civil Identity”
Measuring the de facto “Civil Identity”
related to ‘Equally Yoked’ Couples
for the Biopsychosociocultural Sciences
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““Equally Yoked”Equally Yoked”
• …is a social phenomena that exists in all multicultural societies - peoples of the same de facto ‘Civil Identity' recognizing, identifying with, relating to, bonding with, marrying one another for reasons of good self- esteem, religious beliefs, and preserving the integrity of their extended family identity - for abiding in a positive ‘social mores’ and therefore contributing to community (psychosocial) health.
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Baseline – “Civil Identity”Baseline – “Civil Identity”• In the social sciences, ‘baseline’ refers to: …a
‘starting point’ used for clinical descriptions.• “Civil Identity” - describes an identified
individual without present disambiguous features, all of which, are clearly understood within the subculture of the investigated population in which the individual is a member as in a broader multicultural society.
• .. the ‘baseline’ % (percentage) in individual couples features - measuring features of an identified ‘civil identities’ considering an equallyoketarianism relationship.
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Equally Yoked?Equally Yoked?
Ancestry EthnicityPoliticsRace & ColorReligionDisabilityAgeSexSexual (pleasure preference) OrientationMarital StatusFamilial Status
90%
90%
97%
96%
89%
0.0%
95%
0.0%
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100%
100%
--- Percentage (%) of ‘Truly Equally Yoked’ ---
Ancestry EthnicityPoliticsRace & ColorReligionDisabilityAgeSexSexual (pleasure preference) OrientationMarital StatusFamilial Status
89%
88%
87%
86%
80%
0.0%
94%
0.0%
49%
100%
100%
Civil Identity #1 Civil Identity #2
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A Biopsychosociocultural InstrumentA Biopsychosociocultural Instrument
Ancestry EthnicityPoliticsRace & ColorReligionDisabilityAgeSexSexual (pleasure preference) OrientationMarital StatusFamilial Status
<50%
<50%
<50%
<50%
0.0%
>0.1%
Typical Civil IdentityIf…
<50%
<50%
<50%
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…….‘unequally yoked’ (unequallyoked)…
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QUIZQUIZ• (1.) How is the percentage of ‘like’ components
of ‘civil identity’ properly recorded? Give an example (use an actual sample) of similar ‘civil identities – that are not ‘equal’ but - can be considered, ‘equal’. Explain which components of ‘civil identity’ are intermixed and confounding.
• Extra points: What is your opinion of heritage/familial-DNA testing and what value would it be the cause of equallyokedtarians?
• Make sure, you put you name, subject, and date on your paper, 35 points for any intelligent attempt to answer all parts of this question.
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Copyright: 1970 - used by permission
““Reference Couples for the Reference Couples for the Biopsychosociocultual Sciences”Biopsychosociocultual Sciences”
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