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During a memory test, Diamond listens as a list of numbers is read to her. When the list is done she has to repeat the numbers from memory. Each time she correctly recalls all the numbers, another number is added to the list. If Diamond has an average capacity of short-term storage, she should remember about __________ (±2) numbers before she starts making errors.10
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