This book is the first publication in world psychology that integrates, within one conceptual approach, the main theoretical and experimental areas of human coping with stress, life crises and difficult situations. The proposed multidimensional model of coping, called Coping Intelligence by the author, describes a universal system for diagnosing and analyzing effective and ineffective ways to solve life problems. Built on scientific principles, a unified classification of coping and protective behavior helps every reader learn effective ways to resolve life's problems. The publication is intended for professional psychologists, consultants, students and teachers of humanitarian and medical universities. The book will be interesting and very useful to a wide range of readers who want to learn how to cope with stressful situations.