If you try to remember something but cannot,yet know the information is in memory,you are experiencing the
A) tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon.
B) psuedoamnesia phenomenon.
C) Krensky syndrome.
D) retrieval-delay phenomenon.

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The tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon is the experience of having a word or idea "on the tip of your tongue" but being unable to recall it at the moment. This often happens when someone is trying to remember a name or specific fact, but the information is temporarily inaccessible even though they know it is stored in their memory.

If You Try to Remember Something but Cannot,yet Know the Information