… the maliciously envious focus their attention more on the envied … consequence of benign
and malicious envy. Although Crusius and Lange investigated it as a consequence of the envy …

… to their group or organization via social loafing (Duffy & Shaw, … may explain why envious
people choose social loafing as a … envy and distress as a secondary affective response to envy, …

… It may be argued that envy emerges not only when social comparison indicates the subject's
inferiority, but whenever we desire something that we lack; for example, when we are tired …

… forms of envy-provocation, envy-avoidance, and envy-reduction. … envy and honor and consider
the welfare consequences of … able attributes are equally envied:" We envy those who are …

… , envy indirectly influenced group performance, absenteeism, and group satisfaction by
increasing social … in identifying the processes through which envy impacts group effectiveness. …

… when we report an experience of envy, or is envy a way to … an envious feeling or is it necessary
that we have these experiences in a particular context for them to be described as envious…

… This scoping review presents an overview of the causes and consequences of envy among
… The results highlight the relational nature of envy. Social comparison and envy provide an …

… of the antecedents that trigger envy, before turning to the consequences of envy. … consequences
of envy in the next subsections. We follow this with other possible consequences of envy…

… envy may also have important consequences for cognitive processing. Our first experiment
(N = 69) demonstrated that individuals primed with envy … , demonstrating that envy elicited by …

… of social comparison situation most likely to engender envy or … Otherwise, the consequence
of such a situation is envy. In … , a consequence of social comparison envy and jealousy that …