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The Tip-of-the-Tongue phenomenon (Eng. Tip-of-the-Tongue, TOT) refers to a mental state in which an individual is unable to fully recall a word they are familiar with at that moment, yet can remember aspects of its meaning or form, such as similar words or certain features of the target word. This condition is characterized as a temporary word-finding difficulty accompanied by a strong feeling that the person knows the word. Definition The Tip-of-the-Tongue (TOT) state is defined by the coexiste

Neutral monism is a metaphysical view that posits mental and physical events are grounded in a single, common underlying source. In this approach, no distinction is made between mind and body; both are explained in terms of a third, neutral type of entity or reality. Neutral monism belongs to the family of monist approaches aimed at resolving the mind-body problem. Theoretical Framework According to neutral monism, reality cannot be defined solely as mental or solely as physical. This view holds

Dilimin Ucunda Fenomeni (İng. Tip-of-the-Tongue, TOT), bir bireyin aşina olduğu bir kelimeyi o an için tam olarak hatırlayamamasına rağmen, kelimeye dair anlam ve biçim olarak benzer kelimeleri veya kelimenin bazı özelliklerini anımsayabildiği zihinsel bir durumu ifade eder. Bu durum, geçici bir kelime bulma problemi olup, kişinin kelimeyi bildiğine dair güçlü bir his taşımasıyla karakterizedir. Tanım Dilimin Ucunda (TOT) durumu, bir kelimeye dair bilginin varlığı ile o kelimeyi geri çağırmadaki