<em>APS-David Myers Distinguished Lecture on the Science and Craft of Teaching Psychological Science: </em>Where Teaching and Everyday Life Meet: Bringing Autobiographical Memory Into the Lecture Hall

Autobiographical memory – memory for the personal past – is typically underrepresented in introductory textbooks and lectures on cognitive psychology. However, because it is a complex real-world phenomenon, teaching autobiographical memory highlights the real-life implications of memory research and its close connections to other areas, notably clinical, social, and moral psychology.