Personality-and-Human-Development/C2/Understanding-Guilt/English
| Visual Cue | Narration |
| Title slide | Welcome to this Spoken Tutorial on Jealousy and Admiration. |
| Learning Objectives | In this tutorial, you will:
Understand how comparison brings emotions such as jealousy and admiration. Identify the message behind jealousy. Understand how admiration can guide personal growth and learning. |
| Pre-requisite | For the pre-requisite tutorials of this series, please visit this website. |
| Computer and phone
Notebook Pause |
To begin learning, you will need a computer or a mobile phone.
Before we start, please keep a notebook ready to note your reflections. Pause and practice when instructed. |
| Jealousy and admiration symbols | Let us begin.
Jealousy and admiration often arise when we compare ourselves with others. |
| Split screen reactions | These feelings are not opposites. |
| A woman winning an award scene | They are two responses to the same situation. |
| A woman winning an award scene | The difference lies in where we direct our energy. |
| Arrow pointing inward | Jealousy turns the energy inward. |
| Arrow pointing forward | Admiration turns the energy forward. |
| Wide college campus shot | Let us understand this through a college story. |
| Three friends walking together | Vikram, Ajay, and Rohit were close friends in college. |
| Group studying together | They studied together and worked on research projects. |
| Laptop with email open | One day, Vikram shared exciting news. |
| Email: Conference selection | His research paper was selected for a prestigious conference in Singapore. |
| Friend smiling and clapping | Ajay congratulated Vikram warmly. |
| Friend walking away | Rohit smiled briefly and walked away. |
| Small celebration table | Ajay organized a small treat to celebrate Vikram's achievement. |
| Small celebration table | Rohit did not attend the celebration. |
| Rohit being alone | That evening, Rohit felt restless and uneasy. |
| Rohit staring at ceiling | He kept thinking about Vikram's success. |
| Thought bubble | Then he thought to himself "I worked hard too." |
| Thought bubble | Why wasn't my research paper selected? |
| Thought bubble | Maybe I'm not good enough. |
| Unread messages on phone | Rohit avoided messages from his friends and kept his distance. |
| Student isolated | Jealousy slowly began to isolate him from everyone. |
| Signal icon | Jealousy is not bad. |
| Signal icon | It is a signal. |
| Signal icon | It points to something we want or value. |
| Two path diagram | When listened to, jealousy can reveal hidden goals. |
| Broken link icon | When ignored, it can harm relationships and confidence. |
| Dimly lit lab | One evening, Rohit stayed late in the lab. |
| Student practicing slides | He saw Vikram practicing his presentation alone. |
| Tired student face | Vikram looked tired and nervous. |
| Marked slides | He was revising slides and correcting details. |
| Realization moment | Rohit noticed the effort behind the success. |
| Student reviewing document | Later, Rohit looked at his own research paper. |
| Highlighted mistakes | He noticed places where he had rushed. |
| Feedback comments | He remembered feedback he had ignored. |
| Rohit's realisation | Rohit realized his jealousy was not about Vikram. |
| Arrow turning inward | It was about his own desire to do better. |
| Arrow shifting direction | Slowly, jealousy changed into admiration. |
| Growth arrow | Admiration pointed him toward learning and growth. |
| Signal with star | Admiration is also a signal. |
| Mountain icon | It shows us what is possible. |
| Upward arrow | It motivates us to improve. |
| Checklist icon | Admiration encourages effort and learning. |
| Warning sign | But it should not turn into self-doubt. |
| Two friends talking | The next day, Rohit congratulated Vikram sincerely. |
| Discussion on the bench | He asked how Vikram structured his paper. |
| Handshake | Vikram smiled and agreed to help. |
| Group discussion | The friends began discussing ideas again. |
| Jealousy turning admiration | Sometimes, jealousy can turn into admiration. |
| Flow diagram | This happens when we can learn or grow from it. |
| Things which can't change | But sometimes, jealousy points to things we cannot change. |
| Family | For example, relationships or family background. |
| Jealousy icon | In such cases, jealousy is not asking us to compare. |
| Heart with gap | It is asking us to notice an unmet need. |
| Support icons | It may be a need for care, attention, or connection. |
| Message icon | Jealousy and admiration both carry messages. |
| Listening icon | Listening wisely helps us respond better. |
| Balance scale | Please remember, emotions are neither good nor bad. |
| Listening and acting symbols | Listening and acting on the messages from the emotion helps the emotion fade away. |
| Jealousy and desire | Let's summarize.
Jealousy shows us what we desire. |
| Admiration and growth | Admiration shows us how to grow. |
| Jealousy and admiration icons | Both guide us when understood well. |
| Assignment Slide
Activity 1: Think of a time you felt jealous. What was it pointing to? Was it asking for growth or for care? Activity 2: Now think of a person you admire. What quality or effort do you admire in them? What is one small step you can take to develop that quality? |
Here is an activity for you |
| Acknowledgement slides | Thank you for joining. |
| Disclaimer slide | |
| Final slide
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