Can you remember the third task on a list when someone fires eight commands at you in rapid succession? When instructions come fast, your brain struggles to store them all. This project tests how well people recall a specific step under pressure. You create a list of eight physical tasks like jumping jacks and running in place. You call them out to a group with only a few seconds between each one. At the end, you ask everyone to name the third task. The results show how rapid-fire delivery affects short-term memory and recall.