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Abstract
This research article delves into two contrasting psychological domains: the darker triad of jealousy, hatred, and criticism, and the more evolved state of genuine happiness for others. These emotional patterns are not only central to human relationships but also reflect individual self-worth, emotional maturity, and sociocultural conditioning. The paper explores the neuroscientific, cognitive, and developmental foundations of these emotional responses and suggests strategies for shifting from reactive negativity to constructive emotional states. The analysis also discusses the role of empathy, emotional intelligence, attachment theory, and positive psychology in promoting well-being, social harmony, and personal growth.
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Copyright © 2025 PROF. DR. IRSHAD AHMED. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
