01601nam a2200229Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006902000340008405000220011808200100014024500550015026000500020530000240025549000270027950400300030650509530033665000210128970000280131070000330133837303BIBL20160527195705.0760831s1977    nju      b    00000 eng    a 76042315   a0135093643.a0135093562bpbk.0 aBF575.J4bJ4 1977  a152.400aJealousycedited by Gordon Clanton, Lynn G. Smith.0 aEnglewood Cliffs, N.J.bPrentice-Hallcc1977.  axii, 244 p.c21 cm.0 aA Spectrum book2Local  aBibliography: p. 238-244.0 aExperiencing jealousy: Viorst, J. Confessions of a jealous wife. Lobsenz, N. M. Taming the green-eyed monster. Durbin, K. On sexual jealousy.--Jealousy and the person: Vollmer, H. Jealousy in children. Neill, A. S. Jealousy at Summerhill. Downing, C. Jealousy: a depth-psychological perspective. Seidenberg, R. Fidelity and jealousy. Walster, E. and Walster, G. W. The social psychology of jealousy. Berscheid, E. and Fei, J. Romantic love and sexual jealousy.--Jealousy and culture: Mead, M. Jealousy, primitive and civilized. Davis, K. Jealousy and sexual property. Whitehurst, R. N. Jealousy and American values. Bernard, J. Jealousy and marriage. Gilmartin, B. G. Jealousy among the swingers.--Managing jealousy: Ard, B. N., Jr. Avoiding destructive jealousy. Ellis, A. Rational and irrational jealousy. Mazur, R. Beyond jealousy and possessiveness. Constantine, L. L. Jealousy: techniques for intervention. Blood, R. and M. Jealousy workshops. 0aJealousy.2Local10aClanton, Gordon.2Local10aSmith, Lynn G.d1943-2Local