A patient has a history of smoking 10 cigarettes per day for 20 years, and drinks alcohol occasionally. The patient was recently
diagnosed with lung cancer during a lung cancer screening program. The patient expresses fear of death and has nightmares. The patient is divorced. What is the most probable reason for the patient's anxiety and nightmares?
While I don't know the exact choices, if any, the most susceptible answer would be because the patient is going through a lot of stress, and on top of the patients unhealthy habits, is unable to handle the stress in a positive, or healthy way, so the patients body is reacting in the way it is. (This is my first answer on BRAINLY so please don't be upset.)
Speech Segmentation is the way toward distinguishing the limits between phonemes, syllables, or words in communicated in normal dialects. The term applies both to the psychological procedures utilized by people, and to fake procedures of characteristic language handling.
It is a subfield of general discourse observation and a significant subproblem of the technically engaged field of speech acknowledgment, and can't be enough comprehended in segregation.
This issue covers somewhat with the issue of content division that happens in certain dialects which are customarily composed without between word spaces.
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