1. Everyday Memory and Aging: A Diversity of Tests, Tasks, and Paradigms -- 2. Uses of Diary Data in Cognitive and Developmental Research -- 3. Examining Idiosyncracies in Script Reports Across the Life Span: Distortions or Derivations of Experience -- 4. A Computerized Battery for Assessment of Everyday Memory -- 5. Age and Memory for Spatial Relations -- 6. Adult Age Differences in Script Content and Structure -- 7. Age Differences in Perceptual Processing and Memory for Spoken Language -- 8. Symbolic Processing of Youth and Elders -- 9. Age Differences in Spoken Language -- 10. Memory Interventions in Alzheimer's-Type Dementia Populations: Methodological and Theoretical Issues -- 11. Applications of Psychological Research for the Instruction of Elderly Adults -- 12. Bridging the Gap Between Researchers and Clinicians: Methodological Perspectives and Choices -- 13. The Interface Between Psychometric Abilities and Everyday Cognitive Functioning -- 14. Spatial Skills, Memory, and Environmental Use in a Nursing Home Setting -- 15. Knowledge Factors in Everyday Visual Perception -- 16. A Proposed Role for Affect in Everyday Memory -- 17. Aging, Selective Attention, and Everyday Memory -- 18. Eyewitness Memory and Aging Research: A Case Study in Everyday Memory -- 19. Cooperative Action and Reconstructing the Personal Past as Functions of Autobiographical Remembering -- 20. Individual Differences in Everyday Memory Aging: Implications for Theory and Research -- Author Index.