The __________ is closely associated with object perception and recognition. PPC= posterior parietal cortex; IT= inferotemporal cortex.   a. Ventral pathway (V1/V2 → V4 → IT)   b. Medial pathway (V1/V2 → V5 → PPC)   c. Geniculostriate pathway (V1/V2  → V4/V5 → IT)   d. Dorsal pathway (V1/V2 → V5 → PPC)   e. Lateral pathway (V1/V2 → V4 → IT)

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