Talk:Q781413

Classification of the class mental process (Q781413)   

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Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)

• mental process (Q781413)
  • psychological process (Q12047513)
    • biological process (Q2996394)
      • natural process (Q13878858)
        • process (Q3249551) ^(@)→
        • natural phenomenon (Q1322005) ^(●)→
      • biological phenomenon (Q64732777)
        • ^→(●) natural phenomenon (Q1322005)
          • phenomenon (Q483247) ^(¤)→
        • physical phenomenon (Q1293220) ^(§)→
      • physical process (Q17320256)
        • physicochemical process (Q111752858)
          • ^→(@) process (Q3249551)
            • occurrent (Q67518978)
              • entity (Q35120) ⊸
            • temporal entity (Q26907166) ^(%)→
        • ^→(§) physical phenomenon (Q1293220)
          • phenomenon (Q483247) ^(¤)→
    • psychological phenomenon (Q12047512)
      • occurrence (Q1190554)
        • ^→(%) temporal entity (Q26907166)
          • spatio-temporal entity (Q58415929) ^(+)→
          • ^→(+) spatio-temporal entity (Q58415929)
            • object (Q488383)
              • entity (Q35120) ⊸
      • ^→(¤) phenomenon (Q483247)
        • observable entity (Q30241068)
          • entity (Q35120) ⊸

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⟨mental process⟩ on wikidata tree visualisation (external tool)(depth=1)

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Ontology

This concept currently does not slot into the Wikidata ontology.
It could be a subclass of (P279) psychological phenomenon (Q12047512) or more generically, process (Q3249551), or possibly just abstract entity (Q7184903) like reasoning (Q1156402).

MeSH places it in "Psychological Phenomena" while BNCF places it in "processes".

It currently seems to be used as a very-high-level term, so placing it under psychological phenomenon (Q12047512) seems a bit too specific. Any suggestions?

Seems like this also fits quite well under function (Q1168263). SlowByte (talk) 00:16, 16 February 2022 (UTC)