Apperceptive Agnosia is a neurological condition where individuals have difficulty recognizing objects due to problems in perception. Despite having intact vision, they struggle to identify shapes, colors, or patterns, which prevents them from understanding what they see. This condition often results from damage to the occipital lobe or parietal lobe of the brain. People with apperceptive agnosia may be able to describe the features of an object but cannot combine these features to recognize the object as a whole. For example, they might see a pencil and describe its color and shape but fail to identify it as a pencil.