Abstract:

This article draws attention to the explanatory definitions of the feeling of jealousy in the literature of psychology and the discussion of the similarities and differences of the feeling of jealousy in human relationships and lives. The main purpose of this article is to explore and explore in detail the influence of jealousy on psychopathology and the relationship between jealousy and psychopathology. It is also to take into account the effectiveness of two emotions by addressing the roles of jealousy and desire emotions in psychopathology. In general, jealousy is a negative feeling that occurs in bilateral relationships or human relationships and deepens relationships. This feeling emphasizes that there are similarities as much as significant differences in bilateral relationships or human relationships. Some research suggests that this feeling can be effective on the individual’s feelings and behaviors by self-evaluating, and that differences can occur. The feeling of jealousy is exactly related to the individual’s self. The jealousy threatens self as both emotion and behavior. Therefore, in case the jealousy is at an excessive chronic level, it causes the individual to experience socially harmony problems. In this regard, research on the sense of jealousy in psychopathology shows variation. This is why, first of all, psychoanalytic theories have been widely observed to their pathological origins. In recent years, the concepts of jealousy in psychopathology have become significantly psychanalytic. In terms of the relationship between jealousy and psychopathology, exciting research has remained in the background in the theories on the subject because it is insufficient in measuring jealousy. There are also studies on the relationship between jealousy and gender.

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