Leibniz Defined Apperception As

Leibniz defined apperception as:

A) the process by which ideas are accompanied by self-awareness and interpreted in terms of underlying laws and principles.
B) the process by which sensations in consciousness are responded to in light of prior learning and experience.
C) the experiencing of two or more ideas, either simultaneously or in rapid succession.
D) the interconnection of associations of various neurologically mediated stimulus-response connections, reflexes, or conditioning.