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Trait jealousy positively correlates with the frequency of experiencing sexual jealousy
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Psychological research consistently demonstrates that stable dispositional traits, such as trait jealousy and neuroticism, are strong positive predictors of experiencing frequent romantic and sexual jealousy.

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2011 · cited by 292
Trait jealousy is specifically measured and linked directly to the emotional and behavioral consequences of jealousy within romantic contexts.
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The claim posits a positive correlation between trait jealousy and the frequency of experiencing sexual jealousy. Papers [1], [8], and [10] explicitly discuss dispositional proneness to jealousy, trait jealousy, and related personality variables as antecedents and predictors of romantic jealousy experiences. No papers refute this link. Thus, the balance of evidence strongly supports the claim.

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2022 · cited by 29
Establishes that underlying personality traits like neuroticism reliably predict susceptibility to romantic jealousy.
1985 · cited by 7
Examines dispositional proneness to romantic jealousy and how it consistently influences perceptions and experiences of jealousy.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 9031 Jul 2026
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