"Apperception" refers to the personal
values and interests determining the mode in which an individual perceives
self, others, and the world. The mode
of perceiving is "biased" by convictions; thus, each individual has a
"biased apperception" of both subjective and objective
experience. The schema of biased
apperception defines the individual's phenomenological field.*
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*Excerpted with permission from Griffith, Jane & Powers, Robert L. An Adlerian Lexicon - Fifty-Nine Terms Associated With the Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler
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