Professor Julie Gore
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Overview
Overview
Biography
Julie Gore joined the Department of Organizational Psychology in September 2021 as Professor of Organizational Psychology and Director of the Professional Doctorate in Evidence Based HRM. Prior to this Julie held senior positions as Reader in Organizational Psychology and Director of the Centre for Qualitative Research at the University of Bath, Associate Professor in Organizational Behaviour & Director of the Doctorate in Business Administration at the Business School, University of Surrey, and Lecturer in Management at Oxford Brookes University.
A Chartered Psychologist, Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and member of the Occupational and Organizational Psychology Division. Her research focus is on Naturalistic Decision Making (NDM) and expertise; eliciting and documenting cognitive expertise in ill-defined, uncertain organisational contexts aiming to explain and accurately capture how people take decisions in their professional work. Findings from her research suggest how this often expert/tacit knowledge can be effectively used to improve the quality of decision making for individuals and organisations. Her work has captured the cognitive decision making processes of professionals in management, health, engineering, the military, day trading, and aviation. Her work has also explored the psychology of the decision making associated with executive reward, resulting in new theoretical (international, award winning) insights in Behavioural Agency Theory. Julie's work has been funded by a range of organisations, the ESRC, EPSRC, Dstl and UK Government.
Julie is also a nominated ESRC Peer-Review College Member & Fellow of the British Academy of Management's Peer Review College. She is a former elected Member of Council for the British Academy of Management & editorial board member of Frontiers in Organizational Psychology. Julie currently serves as a member of the editorial boards of the British Journal of Management, and is Editor of the Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology.
Research - Consultancy
Highly skilled consultant with extensive public speaking and data gathering/analysing/reporting experience. Please email me directly to discuss potential projects.
Office hours
Please email me j.gore@bbk.ac.uk to arrange a meeting. Thank you.
Qualifications
- CPsychol, BPS
- BSc (Hons), University of Huddersfield
- PhD, Oxford Brookes University
- FBPsS, BPS
- FHEA, AdvanceHE
Web profiles
Professional activities
Editor, The Journal of Occupational & Organizational Psychology
Editorial Board Member, British Journal of Management
Nominated Member, ESRC Peer Review college - Psychology, Management & Interdisciplinary proposals
Nominated Fellow of the British Academy of Management's Peer Review College
External Examiner, Saïd Business School, The University of Oxford (EMBA)
External Examiner, The London School of Economics & Political Science (MSc Global Management )
Professional memberships
Chartered Psychologist, British Psychological Society
Member, British Academy of Management (Research Methods, Organisational Psychology) Former elected member of council.
Member, Academy of Management (Managerial & Organizational Cognition)
Member, British Psychological Society, Division of Occupational Psychology
Honours and awards
- Fellow, British Psychological Society,
- Fellow Peer Review College, British Academy of Management,
- Expert Fellow , EPSRC SPRITE+ Network,
ORCID
0000-0003-1758-2871 -
Research
Research
Research interests
- Naturalistic Decision Making
- Applied Cognitive Psychology
- Applications of Behavioural Sciences
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Supervision and teaching
Supervision and teaching
Teaching
Teaching modules
- Evidence-Based Professional Practice Portfolio: The Foundations of Evidence-Based HRM (BUOB084S7)
- Evidence-Based Professional Practice Portfolio: Critical Appraisal of Scientific and Other Evidence (BUOB085S7)
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Publications
Publications
Conference Item
- Brown, O. and Joinson, A. and Gore, Julie (2022) Qualitative analysis for sensitive online research: how to protect against researcher vulnerabilities. Qualitative Research Symposium: Researcher Vunerability, 2022, Bath, UK
External Repositories