This study developed and validated a scale that assessed the memory representation of everyday life types of trauma (ELTT). University students (N=275) participated in the survey study. Factor analysis of the data yielded the following three factors: Situationally Accessible Memories, Degree of Verbalization, and Nega-tivity of Verbally Accessible Memories. The internal consistencies of each factor were high. The ELTT scale showed most of the predicted correlation patterns with the Impact of Event Scale and the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory, which supported its validity.