Volume 10-3 of Psychological Research Records for December 2020 is composed by 10 articles on empirical research on various psychological topics. As with previous editions of the journal, the editorial process was based on double-blind review of each article, corrections made by the authors, and a second revision by the editorial board, resulting in an issue of systematic and rigorous research on aspects related to health, social problems and organizations. In the broadest area, there are seven interesting articles referring to various aspects of health and gender. Namely: anxiety and sleep quality; social support among women with breast cancer; addiction toward smartphones; distress tolerance; positive mental health; negative thoughts and stress associated with the serotonin 5ht1a receptors in women with Fibromyalgia; anxiety, depression and stress associated with quality of life in women with breast cancer. Continuing with the gender focus, but centered on violence, predicting risk of serious intimate partner violence. On the subject of organizations, two papers explore the relationship between organizational practices, resilience and organizational learning, and innovative work behavior. In order to maintain the high levels of relevance and quality of previous issues of the journal, the same editorial criteria of objectivity and recognition of the educational task played by the editorial process were maintained. Thanks, are extended to the reviewers for their objective guidelines to the people who submitted manuscripts, and to those who submitted their research to the analysis process. The Editorial Committee looks forward to count with valuable contributions to future editions of the Psychological Research Records.