Definitionadj. able to relate new percepts to past experience
Last update: July 17, 2015
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Given a very simple test which required some apperceptive ability, he did fairly well. [Please select]
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All of which simply means that his channels of reaction are so formed already that no instruction can get sufficient lodgment in him to bring about any modification of his "apperceptive systems." [Please select]
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Going further with psychological considerations it is to be asserted that Inez showed marked lack of normal apperceptive ability in not appreciating the necessarily unfavorable results of her own lying. [Please select]
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