Category:Theory of mind

• Theory of mind

A

• Abstract and concrete
• Abstractionism
• Action theory (philosophy)
• Affection Exchange Theory
• Analysis
• Averroes's theory of the unity of the intellect

B

• Behaviorism
• Biological naturalism

C

• Cartesian doubt
• Centered world
• Cognitive module
• Connectionism
• Consciousness

D

• Deep social mind
• Dialogic learning
• Differential outcomes effect
• Direct and indirect realism
• Disjunctivism
• Divine illumination
• Double empathy problem
• Double-aspect theory

E

• Eight-circuit model of consciousness
• Epistemic privilege
• Ethics of uncertain sentience
• Eye contact effect

I

• Induction puzzles
• Internalism and externalism
• Intersubjective verifiability
• Introspection illusion
• Inverse planning

L

• Linguistic relativity

M

• Melioration theory
• Mental representation
• Metaphysical solipsism
• Metarepresentation
• Methodological solipsism
• Mind at Large
• Mind–body dualism
• Mindstream
• Monism
• Multiple drafts model

N

• Naïve realism
• Naturalistic theories of mental representation
• Neo-Piagetian theories of cognitive development
• Neural computation

O

• Ontopoetics
• Open individualism

P

• Panpsychism
• Personal horizon
• Perspectival realism
• Phenomenalism
• Philosophy of perception
• Philosophy of self
• Plato's theory of soul
• Problem of mental causation
• Property dualism
• Propositional representation
• Psychological egoism
• Psychological nominalism
• Psychophysical parallelism
• Purposive behaviorism

Q

• Qualia
• Quantum mind

R

• Reflexive monism

S

• Scottish common sense realism
• Self model
• Semantic externalism
• Solipsism
• Subjective idealism
• Symbiomism

T

• Tabula rasa
• Theory of mind in animals
• Trialism

V

• Vertiginous question