The Neuroscience of Jealousy
The Power in Understanding Why We Feel The Way We Do
The People's Scientist · Dr. Stephanie Caligiuri
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Show Notes
Today in Episode 105, I talk about the Neuroscience of Jealousy. Jealousy is the least understood and studied human emotion. It is thought that jealousy is the result of a threat to our self-esteem and social bonds. Often the secondary emotions related to jealousy include physical aggression, social aggression, anger, sadness and reduced self-esteem. But I offer a more positive outlook on jealousy. Tune in to find out what I mean.
I'll be back for Episode 106 on July 11!
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