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Are men or women more prone to jealousy?
Men are highly possessive, so it's easier to get jealous than women, or are women the ones who get jealous more? A new study has found the answer.
Jealousy
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Articles about Jealousy
8 published items.
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Explain why people like to see others fail
Let's confess! You must have once ... chuckled when you saw a colleague or friend in trouble at work, right?
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Women are more jealous when you are in the same gender wearing red?
Red clothes can be an attractive fashion choice for women.
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Why do we feel pain when jealous?
Japanese scientists have just found the brain region to control jealousy and they are stunned to find that it is the area to handle pain.
Animal world
Interesting finding: Dogs also know how to be jealous like humans
Dogs are particularly jealous when they think their owners care about another dog.
Animal world
Ways of expressing the very 'human' emotions of animals
In the 16th century, philosopher and mathematician Rene Descartes once claimed that animals are merely like machines with red blood in their bodies without any thought o…
Animal world
Dogs are also jealous of love
Puppies will be especially jealous when they fall into a love triangle between their owner and another person or animal.
Computer science
Google attracts talent by ... bus
Working at Google and enjoying a number of other incentives that are jealousy are often reserved for Silicon Valley's No. 1 search employees.