Understanding Jealousy: Psychology and Biology Combined

Jealousy: A Doctor's Perspective on Psychological and Biological Roots Jealousy, a complex emotion affecting many, has been explored by Doctor Haikov, a psychiatrist-neurologist, in a recent video. He posits that jealousy often arises from comparing oneself to others and a lack of self-esteem. "Jealousy is when we compare ourselves to another person," he explains. This comparison highlights perceived shortcomings, leading to feelings of envy and insecurity. Doctor Haikov also suggests a biological component, suggesting that jealousy could be linked to an individual's perceived fitness for survival and reproduction. He notes that animals also experience jealousy, indicating a deeper evolutionary root to this emotion. The video, while visually dynamic, offers a thought-provoking analysis of jealousy's multifaceted nature, prompting further investigation into its origins and impact on relationships.