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The Evolutionary Psychology of Jealousy
1:50:38 - 1:57:42 (07:04)
Jealousy in a relationship is a natural evolutionary adaptation for guarding the relationship and being sensitive to threats. However, while a mate value discrepancy can trigger jealousy, it is important to recognize and address it in a healthy manner.
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Dr. Robert Wright discusses the evolution of long-term pair bonding and the need for adaptations to guard relationships, including jealousy which can lead to spousal abuse and violence, and homicidal ideation towards those who threaten the relationship.
1:50:38 - 1:54:43 (04:05)
Evolutionary Psychology
Summary
Dr. Robert Wright discusses the evolution of long-term pair bonding and the need for adaptations to guard relationships, including jealousy which can lead to spousal abuse and violence, and homicidal ideation towards those who threaten the relationship.
ChapterThe Evolutionary Psychology of Jealousy
Episode#282 – David Buss: Sex, Dating, Relationships, and Sex Differences
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
A discussion on mate value and how it can trigger jealousy even in seemingly loyal partners.
1:54:43 - 1:57:42 (02:59)
Mate value
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A discussion on mate value and how it can trigger jealousy even in seemingly loyal partners. Benefit provisioning and cost inflicting actions can help reduce this discrepancy.