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https://davidtrotzig.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/david-trotzig_psicoterapeuta-logo.png1408391Mentalization means in psychology and psychoanalysis the "ability to interpret one's own behavior or that of others through the attribution of mental states." Here it is not only about the behavior of the other, but about one's own ideas about one's beliefs, feelings, attitudes, desires, etc., that underlie behavior. In some ways, mentalization means being able to "read in behavior what is going on in the minds of others." Likewise, it is possible to reflectively understand one's own experience and actions.