INVITED SYMPOSIUM.

This document is a collection of abstracts from the International Journal of Psychology, covering a wide range of research studies on topics such as coping with stress, gun violence, memory and reasoning, mental health during COVID-19, and experiences of loss. The studies provide valuable insights into psychological development and well-being in diverse populations. One study specifically focuses on coping styles and traumatic events in juvenile offenders, finding that effective coping styles, particularly problem-solving, are associated with fewer behavioral and psychological problems. Other studies explore coping strategies in different contexts, including alcohol consumption, spirituality, anger regulation, and cancer patients. Additionally, there are articles on coping strategies in specific professions, clinical settings, work-family conflict, benefit-finding, intimate partner violence, racial discrimination, and reappraisal. These studies offer insights into psychological processes and interventions for individuals in challenging situations. [Extracted from the article]