You are on an airplane. you turn to the person sitting on your left and ask "do you fly often?" the person replies, "i'm not rot lot in the beat seat neat, but prominent dominant to my brain drain pain." "i see," you politely respond, easing into the vacant seat on your right. your new friend has demonstrated

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Rodriguez

Biology

10 October, 03:08

You are on an airplane. you turn to the person sitting on your left and ask "do you fly often?" the person replies, "i'm not rot lot in the beat seat neat, but prominent dominant to my brain drain pain." "i see," you politely respond, easing into the vacant seat on your right. your new friend has demonstrated

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Tori Hubbard · Answer 1

Your new friend has demonstrated clanging.

Clanging is a mode of speech described by connections of words or phrases joined only by sounds and not by meaning. Clanging is a behavior that is circumstantially unsuitable. Clanging may include uncontrolled and unconscious rhyming or repetition of sounds without clear logical association between words. Also, clanging is indicative of some mental disorders such as mania and schizophrenia.

Carolina Duffy · Answer 2

Your new friend has demonstrated clanging.

Clanging is a mode of speech described by connections of words or phrases joined only by sounds and not by meaning. Clanging is a behavior that is circumstantially unsuitable. Clanging may include uncontrolled and unconscious rhyming or repetition of sounds without clear logical association between words. Also, clanging is indicative of some mental disorders such as mania and schizophrenia.