Usage examples (36)

• This is an act of "apperception" -- taking many separate pieces of evidence and experience and forging them together into a unified representation.
• This rapid, knowledge-guided perception, sometimes called apperception, can be seen in experts in other fields as well.
• (It was a feature of the psychology of their day to contrast consciousness or awareness, called apperception, with perception.)
• Furthermore, some souls are sometimes also in a position to engage in apperception, that is, to reflect on their inner states or perceptions.