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Gender differences in romantic jealousy and attachment styles
Objective: We examined the gender differences and attachment styles with regard to the phenomenology of jealousy among married individuals. Method: The study included 86 married couples who presented to the Marriage Counselling Centre at the Bakırköy ...
Oya Güçlü, Füruzan Kokturk
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Men’s Reflections on Romantic Jealousy and Intimate Partner Violence in Mwanza, Tanzania [PDF]
Romantic jealousy is a prominent trigger for intimate partner violence. Yet, there are few studies on this relationship in sub-Saharan Africa and none captures men's perspectives.
Diana Aloyce +2 more
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Romantic Jealousy, Cortisol, and Dark Chocolate
Romantic jealousy can turn love into hate and tenderness into aggression or even homicide. However, despite its enormous impact, research on romantic jealousy is still in its infancy. In this article, a romantic jealousy-cortisol-dark chocolate hypothesis is presented.
Jie-Yu Chuang
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Romantic Attachment and Subtypes/Dimensions of Jealousy [PDF]
The present study explored the possible relationship between romantic attachment and jealousy in 100 healthy subjects. The romantic attachment and jealousy were evaluated by means of, respectively, the “Experiences in Close Relationships” questionnaire (ECR), and the “Questionario della Gelosia” (QUEGE).
Marazziti, Donatella +5 more
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Measuring romantic jealousy: Validation of the multidimensional jealousy scale in Australian samples
Although a number of questionnaires have been developed to measure romantic jealousy, there is a lack of independent research that has substantiated their psychometric properties and minimal research that has tested and applied these measures in a consistent and reliable way.
Elphinston, Rachel A. +2 more
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Social media, jealousy, and romantic relationships
This chapter focuses on the role social media can play in eliciting jealousy in romantic relationships. First, I define the term “jealousy” and describe the dynamic functional model of jealousy by Chung and Harris (2018) that is used as an overarching framework in the chapter.
Sonja Utz
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Facial femininity of potential rivals predicts jealousy in both heterosexual and lesbian women [PDF]
Individuals displaying cues of higher mate value (e.g., attractive characteristics) are thought to represent a greater threat to pair bonds and, consequently, elicit greater jealousy.
Junzhi Dong +3 more
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ROMANTIC JEALOUSY IN ALTERNATIVE COMMITTED RELATIONSHIPS
This literature review examines the impact of romantic jealousy on consensual non-monogamous (CNM) relationships. Research on romantic jealousy has dominantly focused on heterosexual monogamous relationships, with minimal empirical research on non-heteronormative relationships.
April Timmering
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Elevated romantic love and jealousy if relationship status is declared on Facebook
Declared relationship status on Facebook can serve as a public commitment and as an extra layer of a couple’s security. However, the question arises: do those who report the relationship status feel stronger romantic love and jealousy towards their ...
Gabor Orosz +2 more
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Reinforcement sensitivity and jealousy in romantic relationships
Jealousy is an adaptive emotional reaction that signals threat to the current romantic relationship and motivates the person to protect that relationship. Given that jealousy is a mechanism of sensitivity to signals of relational threat, it was predicted that neurobiological systems of fight-flight- -freeze (FFFS) and behavioral inhibition (BIS) would ...
Marcin Moroń +4 more
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