Courtney Here are my suggestions from my Peer Review of your article Chunking, (Psychology)  by: Dan Hurlburt
Considering the fact that this article was removed by a previous editor I just looked in the articles history and examined the latest edited form of the article before the changes were undone in order to complete my peer review.

The lead section provides a good stand alone summary of Chunking, in psychology.  The article already has a strong intro that didn’t require much editing in the form of adding new material. It did however, require some fine tuned modifications that I think she did a good job of locating and crossing out words and rephrasing sentences that needed to be more specific.  The contribution does not seem to be cut and pasted from an existing source it flows well with the article and is properly placed.   The terms used go along with the articles style well and are easy to understand.  One sentence that sounds a little confusing when read is “Runners may chunk the numbers into different relevant mile, or other distances, times.” May need a little more elaboration just to clear up the point you are trying to get across.  In the Short term memory section the sentence:  “The short term memory processes (stores) information for about twenty to thirty seconds”  I think needs a word or two added in, in order to complete the thought, I tried to include a suggestion.     May need a little more elaboration just to clear up the point you are trying to get across.  She relates to her references where it seems necessary.  Even though the article already includes a decent amount of information she finds the areas that did need further elaboration and creates an appropriate section for the information.  Grammar and verb tenses and spelling all match up well with the rest of the article.  One area where a wiki link may help the article is in the section where she is talking about short term memory, possible link to Short Term Memory but I don’t think that it is necessary, since she does explain it a little using a reference.  Her references match up well with the rest of the ones listed in the document in format and when investigating them, they all are relevant to the subject matter and provide useful information for the article.  I don’t think that any images would enhance the article, considering the article already provides a good diagram that is explained well and fits the topic nicely.