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Jealousy is a common evolutionary adaptation from "summary" of Evolutionary Psychology by David M Buss

Jealousy is a common evolutionary adaptation that has played a crucial role in human mating strategies. This emotion is not unique to humans; it can be observed in other species as well. The reason for its prevalence lies in its evolutionary benefits. Jealousy serves as a mechanism for protecting one's mate and ensuring the fidelity of the relationship. In ancestral environments where resources were scarce, losing a mate to a rival could have serious consequences for survival and reproduction. Therefore, individuals who were more vigilant and possessive of their partners were more likely to pass on their genes to future generations. Furthermore, jealousy can act as a signal of commitmen...
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    Evolutionary Psychology

    David M Buss

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