Data that is received through a human sensory channel (like vision) but not used for cognition...

Data that is received through a human sensory channel (like vision) but not used for cognition is referred to as:

a. Confirmation b. Deformation c. Exformation d. Performation e. Reformation

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Question) Data that is received through a human sensory channel (like vision) but not used for cognition is referred to as:

Answer: C. Exformation

Exformation is something that is not used for any communication. The data received/collected by the vision of the human sensory channel for example eyes, but further, no action is taken on it or it is not utilized. Hence the answer is exformation.

Why not,

Confirmation - as the term defines confirming something (here the data received) which can be done by taking some action on the received information.

Deformation - as the term defines distortion through an action/process which is contradictory to the current question

Performation - as the term defines carrying out certain process through the received data

Reformation - the term defines bringing/setting something back to its original form / right form for which here also the data received is by vision is used for cognition hence is contradictory to the question asked.

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