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Do you understand what other people need, how they feel and what their intentions are — before they say it? The BMI™ assessment provides insight into your current basic mentalizing skills, such as: · How easily are you “infected” by the moods, feelings, or behaviors of others? · How easily can you use these shared emotions or actions to figure out what others are thinking or feeling? · How well can you consciously use emotional “tuning in” to learn from others and build better connections? · Which nonverbal behavior of others do you rely on most to read social situations? · How good are you at sensing what others feel or intend just from their nonverbal cues? · How effectively do you use your own body language to send clear messages to others? · How tuned in are you to sensations inside your body — and to those that come from external sources? · How easily can you connect what you feel inside or sense outside with what’s causing it? · How skilled are you at sensing these physical sensations in others and connecting them to their cause? · How aware are you of the way bodily sensations affect how you understand yourself and others? Our inventories draw on a variety of theories and are supported by a wide body of scientific research. The insights you gain can help you map out a path to enhance your skills and guide you toward the advice, training, or counseling programs offered by the Center for Applied Theory of Mind that best match your goals. This inventory is accessible for 7 days, after which you may need to re-enroll.