The topic of jealousy plays a major role in many relationships and is often associated with a variety of negative emotions. Fear of loss or trust issues, low self-esteem or even the fear of being replaced are often behind the jealousy shown. A painful feeling of insecurity is perceived, which in extreme cases can also be accompanied by a loss of quality of life. 

*The good news, however, is that you can work on your own perceived jealousy and we would love to support you in doing so. 

Take the short test and find out how jealous you really are in your current partnership. 

Many partnerships experience situations of jealousy. The origins of this can vary greatly, but can cause relationships to suffer or even break down. 

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How jealous are you? 

I know that other contacts of my partner of any gender are not a threat to our relationship.

I believe that my partner is absolutely open to me.

I always want to know what my partner is doing when we are not together.

At the slightest sign that my partner is attracted to someone else, I can no longer think clearly.

Basically, I know that my partner is always there for me.

I am constantly looking for evidence of whether my partner is really being honest with me. 

I register every affection of my partner for another person. 

I wish my partner would always take care of me. 

I don't mind when I notice that my partner enjoys the company of others. 

I am often plagued by thoughts that my partner might turn to another person emotionally or physically. 

I am often jealous of my partner's former partners.

I often blame my partner for being interested in other people on an emotional or physical level. 

#### Your results indicate that you feel very little jealousy at the moment. 

That's great news!

You seem to feel very solid in your relationship right now. There is a good balance between trust and freedom for you and your partner. You are at peace with yourself and know your own value. 

*You have scored low on this test, but what happens next?
If, despite your low perceived jealousy, you feel that you would like to talk about or work on your relationship, feel free to contact our coaches or book a free initial consultation for yourself. 
The right coaching will help you maintain the existing trust in your relationship and stabilize your relationship even further. Or maybe you want to explore new avenues and are still lacking a little support in doing so, feel free to contact our coaches and get to know them.*

##### **Do you want to find out your attachment style? Then do the attachment style test right here in the app.

###### The jealousy questionnaire is from B. Bauer (1988). 
###### Schmitt, M., Montada, L., & Falkenau, K. (1994). Modeling generalized and domain-specific jealousy propensity using structural equations.

Low jealousy

#### The results indicate that you are experiencing a medium level of jealousy at the moment. What does this mean for you? 

Perhaps your perceived jealousy depends on the situation. While you trust your partner fundamentally and you also have the feeling that he/she loves you, his/her contacts with others still cause you problems. Often this is due to past experiences from previous relationships or possibly from childhood. 

*You have achieved a medium score on your test and you may now be asking yourself the question of how to proceed with your relationship. 
Have you already read about our free initial consultation in the app? Here you can get to know our coaches and work with them on your relationship. The right coaching will help you get to the root of your jealousy and further stabilize your relationship. Or maybe you want to explore new avenues and are still missing a little support, then feel free to contact our coaches and get to know them.

##### **Do you want to find out your attachment style? Then do the attachment style test right here in the app.

###### The jealousy questionnaire is from B. Bauer (1988). 
###### Schmitt, M., Montada, L., & Falkenau, K. (1994). Modeling generalized and domain-specific jealousy propensity using structural equations.

Medium jealousy

#### The results indicate that you are experiencing a very strong sense of jealousy right now. What does that mean for you? 

In many relationships, the issue of jealousy plays a very big role. However, it is important to investigate the origin of this jealousy. What are the reasons for your feelings of jealousy? Often, feelings of jealousy go hand in hand with the fear of losing one's partner, which can quickly turn other people into a threat to one's own happiness in love. Low self-esteem is also often a trigger for increased jealousy. Perhaps you have also noticed situations in which you downplayed or failed to recognize your own worth. Or maybe you've had to deal with breaches of trust in previous relationships and are now feeling a little helpless. 

The good news is: we can help you! 

*Since you scored high on this test, you may now be asking yourself how to move forward with your relationship. 
Have you already read about our free initial consultation in the app? Here you can get to know our coaches and work with them on your relationship. The right coaching will help you work on yourself and your jealousy and find your personal source for it. This can stabilize your relationship. Of course, you can also take a completely new approach if you want to. Here, too, our coaches will support you.

##### **Do you want to find out your attachment style? Then do the attachment style test right here in the app.

###### The jealousy questionnaire is from B. Bauer (1988). 
###### Schmitt, M., Montada, L., & Falkenau, K. (1994). Modeling generalized and domain-specific jealousy propensity using structural equations.

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Quiz: How jealous are you?