Volume 12-2 of the Psychological Research Records, corresponding to August 2022, is composed of 10 empirical research articles covering a wide range of topics in the field of psychology and related sciences. As in all issues of Psychological Research Records, each article is assigned to several blind reviewers to the authors of the article to obtain at least two estimations sent to the editor, who based on the observations, made the final editorial decision of whether or not to publish of the paper. As a result of the editorial process, this particular issue of the journal contains three articles related to mental and physical health, namely, “Mental Health during the Covid-19 Pandemic”; Relationship between Physical Activity and Mental Health Indicators”; and “Effects of Two Intervention Protocols for increasing physical exercise. Additionally, the issue includes two articles that deal with the construction and psychometric properties of several measurement instruments. In the first instance, referring to stress in Mexican mothers of preschoolers and in the second paper about humor in life. A third block consists of three research articles related to basic psychological processes. This section features studies on the “Border Experience Modulates the Subjective Value of Delayed Monetary Rewards”, the “Influence of Task Type on Dialogic Construction and Conflict Resolution” and research on “Memory, Trauma and Elaboration”. The last two articles refer to the effect of personal relationships on behaviors of social anomie. The first article focuses on the effect of intra-family relationships and the risk of student suicide, the second on the facilitators of intimate partner violence. Preserving the high levels of relevance and quality of the journal, the same editorial criteria of objectivity and recognition of the educational task played by the editorial process were maintained. A thank you is extended to the reviewers for their clear guidelines to the people who submitted manuscripts, and to those who submitted their research to the analysis process. For the future, the Editorial Committee hopes to continue to receive on your valuable contributions to the Psychological Research Records.