The Journal of Mind and Behavior, Vol. 11, No. 1 (Winter 1990), pp. 19-36 (18 pages) The present paper examines three issues from the perspective of Skinner's radical behaviorism: (a) the nature of ...

This article discusses mentalism from a radical behaviorist perspective, exploring its implications and contrasting views in the field of psychology.

An insight you could add to the list is hyper-mentalism. This grew out of the realization that autism features symptomatic "mind-blindness:" in other words, major deficits in our species' normal ...

Paranoid delusions being the opposite of autistic deficits looks obvious once you have seen it and exemplifies the key concept of hyper-mentalism.

According to Mateus Almeida, mentalism goes beyond magic tricks—it’s about understanding people, and he says it might just change how you work.

Mentalism is still at its nascent stage in India, but youngsters seem to be fascinated towards it. Teenagers are also keen on knowing about this craft. Are you a mentalist round the clock?