:Glad the tip was useful. Wikipedia is all about verifiability: it's important that other people can check what you write by following it back to sources. Wikipedia is tertiary literature, meaning it summarises the reviews and textbooks which themselves summarise or evaluate primary research (although some primary sources are acceptable). So the way to make edits that stick is to always put a citation to a reliable source. Wikipedia:WikiProject Psychology/How to write a psychology article might be helpful, and consider joining Wikipedia:WikiProject Psychology to stay in touch with others who are interested in improving psych articles. Cheers,