In order to specifically identify if electrical stimulation of the superior colliculus could improve covert attention, all of the following had to be achieved in the experimental setup, except.

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Option C is incorrect because the movement of dots in the periphery does not directly relate to the specific identification of whether electrical stimulation of the superior colliculus could improve covert attention. The key factors for this experiment involve controlling for overt movements (like eye saccades), ensuring the subject's focus remains constant, minimizing external stimuli, and ensuring the subject is conscious. The specific percentage movement of dots does not impact the ability to measure improvements in covert attention directly related to the stimulation of the superior colliculus.

In Order to Specifically Identify If Electrical Stimulation of the Superior