The Evolutionary Sources of Jealousy

Jaak Panksepp

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Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior Animal Behavior and Reproduction Emotions and Moral Behavior

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This chapter contains sections titled: Utility of Animal Models Basic Emotional Substrates of Jealousy Once More: Is Jealousy Initially an “Objectless” Primary-Emotional Process? Jealousy: From Primary Process to Tertiary Process Levels of Analysis Neurological and Gender Aspects of Jealousy Jealousy in Animals Toward a Neurochemistry of Jealousy Evolutionary Reflections Conclusions References

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