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Although empathy and mentalizing are similar constructs, mentalizing refers to one’s ability to envision one’s own mental states as well as others’. These include feelings, thoughts, intentions, and beliefs focusing on a more interpersonal level, thinking about how others’ feelings are affecting us, and how, in turn, this can modify our response to them [25].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e43770
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In addition, mentalizing is regarded as a fundamental aspect of psychotherapy [9]. Many therapies aim to enhance patients’ mentalizing abilities in order to promote self-acceptance, awareness of their illness, and a more accurate understanding of their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors [10]. Traditionally, mentalization is seen as a human domain.
JMIR Ment Health 2024;11:e54369
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