The primary focus of this study is to investigate the factor structure and to examine the psychometric properties of a revised Jordanian version of the Adolescents attitudes towards coping with their problems (A-COPE). The sample of this study consists of 1003 students aged 15 to 18 years. The principal component factor analysis which was conducted on the data collected from the sample of the study resulted in 12- factor solutions. The 12 factors identified in the present study were nearly similar to those identified in the original validation study of the (A-COPE) (Patterson and McCubbin, 1987). Therefore, the revised form of the (A-COPE) scale is considered a Jordanian version and it is called (A-COPE-J). It consists of 52 items. The factor loading of all the items was > 0.30 with eigen values >1. Chronbach alpha internal consistency of the (A-COPE-J) subscales ranges between 0.65 (on seeking professional support) to 0.81(on engaging in entertaining and demanding activities). Validity evidence of the (A-COPE-J) is achieved from the correlation matrix. The findings suggest that (A-COPE-J) is sufficiently valid for group administration and research purposes, and it is a suitable instrument if used to measure coping strategies that the Jordanian adolescents employ to deal with their problems.