If one is asked to remember one's high school graduation day, one may "see" several memories in the mind, perhaps going to receive the diploma, or what one ate, or the look on parents' faces. These memories are the result of recalling information.

Sensory.

Explanation:

The sensory information, as the exercise suggests, is every piece of information gathered by the senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell or touch), which is then "kept" or stored as sensory memory. Therefore, if one is asked to remember one's high school graduation day, one may "see" several memories in the mind, perhaps going to receive the diploma, or what one ate, or the look on parents' faces. These are all examples of sensory data; what we ate (taste), the look on parents' faces (sight), etc, etc.

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