I can't think of an example involving myself so I'm going to use my grandson.  He's 1 in 10 days time and recently developed red skin patches on the back of his neck and shoulders.  My daughter has dealt with similar issues with her elder son who's 6, had problems herself to a lesser extent, me not really, whilst my dad has had dry patches on his hands/arms/face for years, though he did work outside.  I thought there must be some ancestral issue.

Before my elder grandson was born there was a lot of drama and trauma in the environment and he had an emergency ventouse delivery.  I thought his skin issues could be linked.  By contrast the younger one has spent most of his life so far in his mother's arms, calm atmosphere surrounded by love.  He's a lovely tempered baby, always smiling but always wanting to be off, walking already and born 2 weeks early.  I couldn't understand why the symptoms appeared the same but their experiences were so different.  After reading the pages in the book this week as part of our task, I found separation conflict can occur with too much contact a fact I was previously unaware of.  It all made perfect sense.

Despite being told not to, the older child crowds and overwhelms his sibling at times, getting right in his face.  Also his other grandparents, particularly the grandmother are very 'full on' (interestingly, I can feel myself getting irritated and frustrated as I write this because she doesn't read the situation, ever!).  Actually thinking about it, Ronnie is only copying his grandparents but in a slightly more exaggerated way.

When my daughter showed me the patches, Vinnie was struggling to get away.  As he did so they became angry and more pronounced before our eyes. She's been careful what she's bathed him in, put on special moisturiser and had cream from the doctor.  The patches are better than they were but still there.  I've passed on my discoveries and suggested it would be interesting to see it the skin condition gets any worse after he comes back from his grandparents.  She is also going to chat to her other son and make sure the crowding stops.

My conclusion is that since he's nearly 1 he no longer needs as much close contact that once made him feel safe. He needs more freedom, is now ready to explore the world for himself which is why the issue only recently appeared. 

Sorry my example doesn't include any chunking.  However it did require me to analyse the situation to locate the points of conflict and then understand why the symptoms that were present, made sense.