The Psychology of Jealousy and EnvyPeter Salovey This volume includes chapters from nearly every major contributor to the psychological literature on jealousy and envy as well as from several creative new investigators. The authors provide coherent accounts of their theoretical perspectives and describe their particular contributions to research in a specific problem area. Each chapter stands as an important integrative work; together they represent the definitive statement on the scientific study of this subject. |
Contents
JEALOUS AND ENVIOUS | 1 |
A Cognitive Theory of Jealousy | 52 |
Envy and the Sense of Injustice | 79 |
THE EXPERIENCE OF JEALOUSY | 101 |
Developmental Correlates of Jealousy | 132 |
Modes of Response to JealousyEvoking | 178 |
Common terms and phrases
adult jealousy Alternative Lifestyles American Psychological Association anger antecedents arousal attraction attributes Bringle Bryson Buunk chapter Clanton cognitive conceptual convergent validity correlations cultures dispositional jealousy domain double bind envied person envious envy and jealousy experience extradyadic extramarital factor feelings females gender homeostasis hostility Hupka hypothesis individuals insecurity interaction involved jealous person jealousy and envy jealousy coping jealousy responses Jealousy Scale jealousy situations jealousy-evoking events Journal of Personality Kelley loss of self-esteem males marital marriage Mathes measure motive negative norms one's open marriages outcomes P-B-R triangle Parrott partner partner's behavior perceived perception Personality and Social perspective Peter Salovey primary appraisal prototype reactive jealousy relationship rewards result rience rival Rodin romantic jealousy romantic love romantic relationship Salovey sample scores self-esteem sense of injustice sexual intercourse sexual jealousy social comparison Social Psychology spouse subjects suspicious jealousy theory threat threatened tion variables White & Mullen York