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ไม่ต้องเรียนถามค่ะ ให้เอียงคอทำหน้าคิกขุถามแทนนะคะ คือ "probably do not exist" ค่ะ
Conclusions
Exploration of the evolutionary roots of behavior and emotion can be a fruitful source of hypotheses for psychology.
The research discussed here, however, suggests that robust sex differences in jealousy over infidelity probably do not exist. It seems more likely that natural selection shaped fairly general jealousy mechanisms designed to operate across a variety of interpersonal contexts.
What sex differences do exist seem likely to reflect differences in cognitive judgments rather than sexually dimorphic hardwired structures.
In sum, it seems altogether likely that the same green-eyd monster may dwell within the hearts of men and womena monster that might first arise in the minds of babes, long before sex and romance have emerged. It is as we emerge from under a parents protective wing that, painfully, jealousy becomes what Havelock Ellis called that dragon which slays love under the pretence of keeping it alive.
http://www.bec.ucla.edu/papers/Harris_4-26-04.pdf
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