Some Evidence Suggests That Tip-Of-The-Tongue States Do Not Occur in Children

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True/False

Some evidence suggests that tip-of-the-tongue states do not occur in children younger than three.

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Definitions:

Bulging Fontanel

An outward curving of one of the soft spots on a baby's skull, which can indicate increased intracranial pressure or other health issues.

Dilated Scalp Veins

Enlarged blood vessels on the scalp, often visible and can indicate increased intracranial pressure or other underlying conditions.

Sleep Disturbances

Any conditions that disrupt the normal sleep pattern, including difficulty falling or staying asleep, waking up too early, or experiencing unrestful sleep.