Multiple Choice
When we are trying to recall a fact that we can almost remember-that is,we know we know the fact but can't quite recall it,this experience is known as the
A) retrograde amnesia fugue.
B) tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon.
C) sensory deprivation experience.
D) word superiority effect.
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