"mental reasoning" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when discussing the ability to think logically and analytically. For example, "The student demonstrated great mental reasoning when solving the math problem."
"It seemed to me that his mental reasoning is very deep, very profound".
11. "It seemed to me that his mental reasoning is very deep, very profound".
Over the decade, there was a 3.6% decline in the mental reasoning of men and of women aged 45 to 49.
That is why my friend George, whose mental reasoning is very deep, very profound (I must keep saying that), last year said he would unilaterally reduce the American nuclear stockpile.
Experiments allow us to gather information from lived experience, not mental reasoning.
Mental Reasoning: a timed test consisting of 45 questions, equally divided between verbal, quantitative, and spatial reasoning.
Implications for the role of conversations about the mind in children's mental state reasoning are discussed.
Tasks that request subjects to understand the beliefs or false beliefs of other persons to detect hidden intentions, indirect meaning, or inappropriate social communication are assumed to account for cognitive ToM or mental state reasoning.
In psychological terms, ToM has recently been described as dual-process schemes that distinguish either between mental state reasoning (social-cognitive processes) and mental state decoding (social-perceptual processes) (Samamé et al. 2012) or between cognitive and affective ToM (Shamay-Tsoory et al. 2007).
"The Court of Appeal rejected Turcotte's defence of intoxication and of mental disorder, reasoning they are separate cases".
Of interest, ketamine application in healthy subjects induces psychotic symptoms accompanied by a suppressed BOLD signal in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex [33], a key region of mental state reasoning.
