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On her philosophy exam, April cannot remember anything about which philosophers are associated with existentialism. She feels confident that if she sees any of their names on the multiple-choice section of the exam, she will immediately be able to identify them. April's situation exemplifies:.
a. the feeling-of-knowing experience.
b. the relearning method.
c. the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon.
d. flashbulb memory.

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