Conservatives counter that an income tax would stifle the state's economic success, the very success that has elicited envy from officials around the country.
In these two interviews — which were fictions concocted by the researchers — the respondents answered questions about their studies and goals but didn't say anything that would elicit envy.
"Continually exposing oneself to positive information about others should elicit envy, an emotion linked to lower well-being," the authors wrote.
The study's author write "Continually exposing oneself to positive information about others should elicit envy, an emotion linked to lower well-being," the authors wrote.
They are both long, low-slung, cool-looking two-seaters that elicit envy from people driving lesser vehicles.
The life of a choral composer does not elicit much envy these days.
Forgetting the debacles of previous years, he again embarks on a perilous exercise intended to elicit the envy of males and the cooing praise of females.
Directed by Ryan Murphy, who wrote the screenplay with Jennifer Salt, the film offers an easygoing and generous blend of wish fulfillment, vicarious luxury, wry humor and spiritual uplift, with a star, Julia Roberts, who elicits both envy and empathy.
"The film offers an easygoing and generous blend of wish fulfillment, vicarious luxury, wry humor and spiritual uplift, with a star, Julia Roberts, who elicits both envy and empathy," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in August.
Vietor finds little resonance in Edward's internal conflict, between love and duty, and the production ultimately doesn't elicit much emotion besides sartorial envy.
