Time pressure has become an integral part of modern life. It affects various spheres of activity and often complicates adaptation to change. In this regard, the study of coping strategies under time constraints is of particular relevance. This study aims to provide an analytical review of contemporary scientific approaches to researching coping strategies in the context of time pressure, based on articles from the Scopus and PubMed databases published between 2015 and 2025. The review was conducted following the PRISMA methodology. A database search using the keywords "time pressure" and "coping" identified 148 articles (after removing duplicates). The subsequent analysis focused on identifying a meaningful connection between coping and time pressure in both the abstract and the full text of each article. Ultimately, 41 articles were selected for in-depth review. The analysis identified the following research directions framing the relationship between time pressure and coping: time pressure as 1) a stressor determining the choice of coping strategies; 2) a component of organizational stress that influences coping; 3) a stress factor modified by personal coping resources; 4) a subject of cognitive appraisal within the stress process; and 5) a determinant of the cognitive processes underlying coping. The findings highlight the need for deeper investigation into how time pressure affects the perception of difficult life situations and subsequent coping efforts. This research has practical implications for the development of educational programs, professional training, and psychological support services.