Which characteristics describe adults who are more susceptible to jealousy in relationships?

This choice describes individuals who are securely attached, feeling comfortable with intimacy and having low anxiety about rejection. Securely attached adults are less likely to experience jealousy due to their confidence in their relationships.

High levels of both avoidance and anxiety suggest a conflicted attachment style where individuals may desire closeness but fear it at the same time. While these individuals may experience relationship challenges, jealousy may not necessarily be a predominant feature.

Individuals with high avoidance and low anxiety may prioritize independence and emotional distance in relationships. Their focus on self-reliance and avoidance of emotional intimacy may lead to reduced susceptibility to jealousy compared to those with high attachment-related anxiety.