OpenEmotions™
Common triggers
Envy may be associated with upward comparison in some contexts.
Illustrative association only; no frequency, universality, or causal direction established.
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emotions / envy
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Discontent associated with another person's valued advantage.
At a glance
Valencenegativeeditorial estimate
Arousalvariableeditorial estimate
DominanceUnknownNo measurement supplied
A working editorial concept. Individual experience, interpretation, and expression vary. This is not an authoritative taxonomy.
- Common triggers
- upward comparison ↗
- Possible appraisals
- social comparison ↗
- Response tendencies
- reflect ↗
- Temporal
Relationships
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Claim-level evidence
Possible appraisals
Envy may be associated with social comparison in some contexts.
Illustrative association only; no frequency, universality, or causal direction established.
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Envy may be associated with reflect in some contexts.
Illustrative association only; no frequency, universality, or causal direction established.
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Discontent associated with another person's valued advantage.
Illustrative association only; no frequency, universality, or causal direction established.
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