This volume brings together contributions from leading researchers in both basic and applied arenas who are concerned with aspects of everyday and traumatic memory. It will interest cognitive scientists, clinical practitioners, and forensic specialists. "...the chapters are well-written essays that should be valuable for either undergraduate or graduate psychology students. These books are an excellent introduction to the research literature on autobiographical and eyewitness memory."—Journal of Mathematical Psychology"...these two books serve as striking evidence that the fields of autobiographical and eyewitness memory have matured into rich and exciting areas of study. They are clearly far from bankruptcy."—Contemporary Psychology