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Acute Jealousy
American Psychiatric Association
Author_Ayala Malach Pines
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clinical case analysis
cross-cultural studies
delusional
Delusional Jealousy
Emotional Infidelity
emotional regulation
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experience
Experience Jealousy
Extramarital Sex
Extreme Jealousy
Freed Women
gender differences in emotion
Green Eyed Monster
image
individual
intense
Intense Jealousy
Intimate Relationships
Jealous Behavior
Jealous Individual
Jealous Partner
Jealous Person
Jealous Response
Jealousy Problem
Mother's Betrayal
Nonjealous Partner
Open Marriage
pathological
Pathological Jealousy
person
problem
psychological assessment of jealousy
Rational Emotive Therapy
relationship psychology
response
Romantic Jealousy
Sexual Infidelity
situation
trauma and attachment theory
Young Man
Product details
- ISBN 9780415920100
- Weight: 590g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 23 Jun 1998
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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What causes jealousy? Who is more prone to jealousy--women or men? Why does jealousy sometimes lead to violence? How can you tell if you are a jealous person? Dr. Pines draws on case studies from her clinical practice, jealousy workshops, and fascinating research with more than 100 individuals and couples--including interviews with people who have committed crimes of passion. Exploring the many facets of this complex emotion, Dr. Pines discusses five psychological approaches to jealousy--covering such issues as whether jealousy is the result of unresolved childhood trauma, the dynamics within a specific relationship, or the consequence of our evolutionary nature. Romantic Jealousy offers real-life stories, simple quizzes, and an in-depth jealousy questionnaire aimed at helping readers assess their predisposition to jealousy and providing strategies to control their jealous urges. The advice offered can be applied to gay and straight couples, to those who suffer from a jealousy problem or know of a loved one who does, and for psychologists and counselors to use with their clients as a tool in therapy. Romantic Jealousy provides us with a compelling account of the psychology of jealousy. Dr. Pines journeys into the deep recesses of the human mind and heart, exposing the dynamics of jealousy--its causes, symptoms, and danger signs--and the most effective strategies available for keeping jealousy under control.
Professor Ayala Malach Pines is on the faculty of the School of Management at Ben Gurion University in Israel and a clinical psychologist specializing in work with couples in both Israel and California where she lived for many years. She is the author of ten books, including Couple Burnout: Causes and Cures, and Romantic Jealousy: Causes, Symptoms, Cures (both published by Routledge) as well as twenty book chapters and close to sixty research articles. Professor Pines has presented her work in many international conferences and in the popular media.
